Aurelius Augustinus (354 - 430), Augustine of Hippo, initially followed the Manichaean religion, then Neoplatonism and finally.converted to Christianity in 386. He abandoned his career in rhetoric, quit his teaching position and devoted himself full time to religion, celibacy and the priesthood.
Augustine became a famous preacher and was noted for combatting Manichaeism and Donatism. It is largely due to Augustine that Western Christianity established the doctrine of original sin, a key source of division with the Orthodox Churches.
Christianity is '''THE TRUTH.''' Philosophy is a group of worldly so called intellects discussing their truth in a Starbucks.
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You should be doing your own work rather than pasting the assignment question here and hoping someone answers it for you. Plagiarism has serious consequences.
It doesn't.
Christianity and Greek Philosophy
John H. Berthrong has written: 'Expanding process' -- subject(s): Chinese Philosophy, Philosophy, Philosophy and religion 'All under heaven' -- subject(s): Christianity, Christianity and other religions, Confucian Philosophy, Confucianism, Neo-Confucianism, Philosophy, Relations
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Raimundo Panikkar has written: 'Christophany' 'The intrareligious dialogue' 'A dwelling place for wisdom' -- subject(s): Christianity, Christianity and other religions, Comparative Philosophy, Hinduism, Life, Philosophy, Comparative, Relations, Religions, Self (Philosophy), Tradition (Philosophy), Wisdom
Saint Augustines
The philosophy of Christianity is that Christ is the Son of God and came to be a sacrifice for our sins. It is a gift and all you have to do is accept it. Then Christ will send the Holy Spirit into your heart and life to guide you.
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Charles Strong has written: 'The church of Jesus' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Philosophy and religion, Christianity