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    Augustine Of Hippo

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    baptism in 387‚ Augustine developed his own approach to philosophy and theology‚ accommodating a variety of methods and perspectives.[8] Believing that the grace of Christ was indispensable to human freedom‚ he helped to formulate the doctrine of original sin and made seminal contributions to the development of just war theory. When the Western Roman Empire began to disintegrate‚ Augustine developed the concept of the Catholic Church as a spiritual City of God (in a book of the same name)‚ distinct

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    turned away from God of their own free will and that is how evil originated in the world. Augustine assumes that evil cannot be properly said to exist at all‚ he argues that the evil‚ together with that suffering which is created as punishment for sin‚ originates in the free nature of the will of all creatures. According to Augustine‚ God has allowed evil to exist in the world because it does not conflict with his righteousness. He did not create evil but is also not a victim of it. He simply allows

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    manner that is different from his or her authentic being. His philosophy is greatly reliant upon religion and is derived from the experience of his sinful youth and conversion to Christianity. Conducting his knowledge through an understanding of original sin - Christians usually refer to this as mankind’s first offense‚ where evil’s effects are felt by the entirety of the human race (Christian Classics). Augustine’s interpretation‚ while also incorporating will‚ corresponds with the predestined nature

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    Study Guide Week 3

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    Module/Week 3: Mankind and Sin Textbook Readings: Towns: Chs. 8 & 10 Chapter 8 1. What point does the author illustrate with an elephant and 4 blind men? …Comparing it to the way people describe and see life and the world 2. Do Moslem leaders claim that Christianity and Islam are alike in that Allah was “the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ?” No 3. What are the 4 questions that Darwinians have not been able to answer? - Where is the missing link - How can man evolve

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    him to and the act of disobeying God is the original sin. Status of Women/ Gender Equality: The Bible is controversial on the matter of gender equality. There are numerous contradictions about the status of women in Christian society. Historically‚ the most prominent interpretation has been rather negative toward women. The Christian Church‚ with principally male authority‚ emphasizes the idea that women are inferior to man. They focus on Eve’s sin leading to a punishment that “her husband will

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    Montaigne and Augustine

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    the "right" way in which to conduct oneself. Montaigne constantly uses the contrast of animals and humans with the former representing a more pure‚ natural existence that I assume is to be more highly regarded because of it ’s proximity to the "original" way in which we were created by God. I think that Montaigne held in contempt his contemporaries and particular predecessors who he felt held themselves up above others and flaunted their intelligence and self-importance for all others to see.

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    Many people look to God for comfort. They live their lives based on His teachings in the Bible. People also look to their parents for comfort and live their lives based on what they teach them. In numerous ways‚ God is comparable to a parent. Providing comfort‚ setting rules‚ and disciplining are three traits of parents that God exhibits. One way God is similar to a parent is He provides comfort to His children. An example is when people are upset over the loss of a loved one‚ their parents are

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    worldview. The creation account is significant to the Christian worldview because it tells them were they came from. It tells them where original sin came from and how they have become who they are. Write 2-3 sentences explaining what the Fall reveals about humanity and human morality. The Fall reveals the shame in humanity. The forbidden apple represents the sin and the opening of Adam and Eve’s eyes to being naked. It represents the good and evil in our world. Write 2-3 sentences explaining

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    those who were considered good and did not cause any harm. He supported Christianity and described it in terms of freedom and sin. A great focus of his work‚ “City of Gods and Confessions”‚ was describing slavery and its existence. While many considered slavery an inhumane practice‚ others like St. Augustine justified slavery as something that is not innate but a result of sin. St. Augustine believed that no one was born as a slave. Slavery was considered a punishment rather than a destiny. St. Augustine

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    This suggests that evil and suffering did not exist at the start‚ therefore the only conclusion that could be developed is the cause of evil and suffering comes from Adam and Eve. Augustine believes that the sin of Adam and Eve was passed onto humans (seminally present) and was the original sin. His theodicy also states that evil is a privation of good and therefore not created by God. Augustine carries on and states that evil comes from free will beings who turned their back on God‚ which means that

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