Leonard Peikoff examines Augustine’s monumental synthesis of Christian doctrine with Greek Neoplatonism. Peikoff explains why Augustine held that man was inherently sinful and utterly dependent on God for knowledge, virtue and entrance into Heaven.
Leonard Peikoff examines Augustine’s monumental synthesis of Christian doctrine with Greek Neoplatonism. Peikoff explains why Augustine held that man was inherently sinful and utterly dependent on God for knowledge, virtue and entrance into Heaven.
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