The City of God Volume I by Augustine Saint Bishop of Hippo explores the calamities faced by Rome and the role of Christianity in these events. The author defends the city of God against blame for the city''s misfortunes contrasting the treatment of conquered people by barbarians with the protection offered by churches. Augustine delves into divine providence virtue and the impact of character on experiences. The book challenges pagan beliefs questions the gods'' actions in historical events and discusses fate worship practices and the concept of purification through faith in Christ.
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