FTP, what is this famous autobiographical account of the religious struggles of St. Augustine?
Its final four chapters are an analysis of memory, time and eternity, and the Book of Genesis. Earlier, the author describes his two trips to Carthage, which he calls a "cauldron of illicit loves", and his time in Ostia, where he shares what he calls a vision of "eternal wisdom". Gradually growing dissatisfied with his life of indulgence in sex and other sensual pleasures, a conversation with his friend Alypius prompts his to convert to Catholicism in the garden of his home in Milan, fulfilling the wishes of his mother Monica. FTP, what is this famous autobiographical account of the religious struggles of St. Augustine?
Its final four chapters are an analysis of memory, time and eternity, and the Book of Genesis.
The Confessions of St. Augustine