Saint Augustin

The biography explores the life and intellectual contributions of Saint Augustine, a pivotal figure in Christian theology and philosophy during the late Roman Empire. Born in 354 AD in North Africa, Augustine's journey from a hedonistic youth to a devout Christian bishop is vividly portrayed. His influential work "Confessions" serves as a spiritual autobiography, addressing profound themes such as human nature, free will, and the existence of evil. The book also examines Augustine's lasting impact on Christian doctrine, particularly regarding original sin and predestination.