The Confessions of St. Augustine: E. B. Pusey 1838 English Translation

The brilliant philosopher and theologian unravels his spiritual transformation from a life of excess to a profound rebirth. This introspective masterpiece weaves a mesmerizing tale of sin, redemption and a quest for divine truth. Distinct Features: * Detailed Author’s Biography “Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds its rest in thee.” Saint Augustine, born to a pagan father and a Christian mother, experienced a profound inner conflict during his formative years, torn between conflicting worldviews and faith traditions. Penned in his forties, the Confessions chronicle his transformative journey as he, with profound sorrow, gradually relinquished his wayward lifestyle and fledgling beliefs. Augustine embraced a devout commitment to Christianity, emerging as one of its foremost theorists. This spiritual autobiography stands out for its exceptional honesty and transparency, delving into fundamental inquiries of Christian philosophy. The prayers and meditations within its pages remain integral to contemporary Christian practice, adding enduring relevance to this profound exploration of faith and self-discovery. IBIS PRESS Publishers prioritizes upholding the utmost level of authenticity for these Classical Works of Art. Our commitment to this entails undertaking all measures required to safeguard the unaltered and unedited texts as originally published by the authors. By presenting the earliest versions, we ensure that the originality of these works is preserved at the highest possible standard.