In the seventh book of this work, the writer claims that evil cannot be a substance but is rather a "conflict of interests.
In the seventh book of this work, the writer claims that evil cannot be a substance but is rather a "conflict of interests." One book describes the principle of cor ad cor loquitur, while in another book, the author admits to being unable to explain the concept of time. In book 10, the author calls memory the "stomach of the mind," and in book 2, the author compares himself to Catiline after describing the theft of some pears. The deaths of Vecundus and Nebridius prompt the abandonment of rhetoric, while an earlier death inspires the author to abandon Manichaeism in Milan. The author's mother Monica plays a key role in, for 10 points, what autobiographical work by the future bishop of Hippo, Saint Augustine?
In the seventh book of this work, the writer claims that evil cannot be a substance but is rather a "conflict of interests.
The {Confessions} of Saint Augustine