This figure describes a pivotal experience stealing from a (*) pear orchard in a work heavily influenced by Ambrose of Milan; that work sees this man relate how a child's voice instructed him to read the Bible and reject Manichaeism in favor of the Christianity of his mother Monica.
This man asserted that the only object men should enjoy is the Trinity in a work that examines the different types of ambiguous signs that can prevent the full understanding of Scripture. Another work by this man claims that good angels wish that sacrificial power be directed to God alone in a work that contests the scapegoating of a certain group for a certain military action. This figure describes a pivotal experience stealing from a (*) pear orchard in a work heavily influenced by Ambrose of Milan; that work sees this man relate how a child's voice instructed him to read the Bible and reject Manichaeism in favor of the Christianity of his mother Monica. For 10 points, name this Church Doctor and Bishop of Hippo who wrote City of God and Confessions.
This man asserted that the only object men should enjoy is the Trinity in a work that examines the different types of ambiguous signs that can prevent the full understanding of Scripture.
Saint {Augustine} of Hippo [or Aurelius {Augustinus} Hipponensis]