FTP, name this Christian thinker who was bishop of Hippo.
He talked about the time he stole a load of pears to feed some pigs, but more famously supported infant baptism. He believed that lust existed in thought and not action, and wrote "another's lust cannot pollute thee" to the virgins who were raped during the sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410, a tragedy that prompted him to write about the separation of heavenly and temporal affairs in City of God. A proponent of original sin, he discussed his sinful youth and conversion to Christianity in Confessions. FTP, name this Christian thinker who was bishop of Hippo.
He talked about the time he stole a load of pears to feed some pigs, but more famously supported infant baptism.
St. {Augustine} of Hippo (accept {Aurelius Augustinus})