Rethinking Augustine's early theology

Carol Harrison challenges the almost universally accepted interpretation of the development of Augustine's theology. In this book she proposes a new thesis, arguing for a fundamental continuity in Augustine's belief and practice from the moment of his conversion, and so enhances a major scholarly debate.

First sentence: When Augustine's name is mentioned, it is probably his Confessiones which first spring to mind, both to those who know nothing else about him, and also to the Augustine scholar.

Year

2005

Language

English

Publisher

Oxford University Press, USA

Editions

1

Pages

318

ISBN

9780199281664

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