This man denounced (*) Rome and Platonism in a work that claims the sinful society of men obscuresthe true kingdom of God, and his work served as the basis for Aquinas' formulation of just war.
One book by this thinker asserts that men delude themselves into thinking they are good whenthey are full of disordered desires. This man argued that immoral behavior was punishment fromGod and original sin resulted from Adam and Eve's pride and foolishness in his Against the Pelagians. This man denounced (*) Rome and Platonism in a work that claims the sinful society of men obscuresthe true kingdom of God, and his work served as the basis for Aquinas' formulation of just war. Anotherwork by this author outlines his personal conversion from neo-Platonism and Manichaeism to Christianity.For 10 points, name this author of City of God and Confessions, a Doctor of the Church from Hippo.
One book by this thinker asserts that men delude themselves into thinking they are good whenthey are full of disordered desires.
Saint Augustine of Hippo