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People and House of God in St Augustine.
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Love God and do whatever you will”-St Augustine.
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He who sings, prays twice", St Augustine.
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Those who sing, pray twice- St Augustine.
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They who sing, pray twice', said St Augustine.
Fort St Augustine.
St. Monica prayed for 30 years for the conversion of her son St Augustine.
Cape St Augustine.
St Augustine city.
Not from reading the Bible, St Augustine or Martin Luther.
St Augustine Council.
Björner's Still On The Road: St Augustine, Florida, 5 May 2013". bjorner. com.
St Augustine School of Nursing.
God is nearer to us, St Augustine said, than we are to ourselves.
St Augustine Cardinal Newman.
In England the pull of a Continental style operated from very early on;the Gregorian mission from Rome had brought the St Augustine Gospels and other manuscripts now lost with them, and other books were imported from the continent early on.
The St Augustine Gospels.
St Augustine:"Love God and do whatever you want.".
St Augustine(354- 430) is the father of Western Christianity.
St Augustine is in some ways similar to Tolstoy, to whom, however, he is superior in intellect.
St Augustine said that all history is a struggle between two loves: love of self to the point of despising God; and love of God to the point of despising oneself, in martyrdom.
St Augustine wrote in this regard:“as, therefore, there is in the Catholic- meaning the Church- something which is not Catholic, so there may be something which is Catholic outside the Catholic Church”(cf. On Baptism, Against the Donatists, PL 43, VII, 39, 77).
This concept has been attributed to St Augustine of Hippo as part of his refutation of the Donatist sect.[1] He was strongly influenced by the Platonist belief that true reality is invisible and that, if the visible reflects the invisible, it does so only partially and imperfectly(see Theory of Forms).[2] Others question whether Augustine really held to some form of an"invisible true Church" concept.[3].