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St. Augustine (He was not a systematic thinker. he wondered about many…

- - - - If he knows he knows nothing,he cannot be sure he really ignores everything
      - Moreover skeptics know something, that they are doubting
  - - - Therefore we must exist
        
        Or better, our soul must exist
  - - - So is faith still something you have to only accept? or is it something you can investigate on?
      - By saying this we also assume that members of the clergy who claim to fully understand faith are the wisest memebrs of mankind
      - Or not?
  - - - Solves the problem: "Why do we do evil even if we know good"
      - Goes against Plato's theory
  - - - The lack of a greater good (positivity?)
      - A trial to test our faith (but then, what actually happens to us is anyway evil, so is God evil? Why should He prove our faith?
      - Something we don't understand
        
        With this statement he covers up all previous argomentations, since we cannot understand it we cannot talk about it
        
        But isn't this a part of faith?
        
        That we can't actually understand?
      - But can't it be an origin of our free will? We, as humans CAN do evil