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Augustine’s Good and Evil

Augustine’s Good and Evil
Circa 420 A.D., Saint Augustine, also known as Augustine of Hippo (354-430), the greatest of the Latin Church fathers. He became Bishop of Hippo in 396. Hulton Archive/Getty Images
William Gairdner
William Gairdner
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What are we to think of a man who tells God, “I defied you, even so far as to relish the thought of lust, and to gratify it, too—within the walls of your church, during the celebration of your mysteries”?
William Gairdner
William Gairdner
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William Gairdner is a best-selling author living near Toronto. His latest book is "Beyond the Rhetoric" (2021). His website is WilliamGairdner.ca, and on youtube.com/@William-Gairdner
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