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Saint Augustine, Artikxodjaeva Saida - Coggle Diagram

- - - - He was from wealthy family, his father was landoener
        
        His mother wanted him to be a baptized believer
        
        At the age of 17 his son was born, his name was Adeodatus
        
        After his studies at Carthage, he returned to Thagaste, where he became a teacher
        
        Augustine was in a society of well-educated people, who joined the Maniches
        
        His father was a Pagan, whilst his mother was Christian
        
        Augustine moved to Rome, later to Milan to escape rowdly students
        
        He had a conversation with Ambrose in the garden, which influenced himself to work in the church.
        
        After some time his mother Monica died
        
        In the IV century the Christianity was a new young theological philosophy
        
        In Augustine's teenage ages he studyed literature in Latin and Greek, rhetoric and dialectic
- - - - In the last 4 books of Confession, Augustine focuses on religious and philosophical issues
        
        Augustine writes that everything that created by God will return to him. Throught this book, he inspires humans actively seek this return
  - - - Each chapter begins with a prayer to God and in this chapter Augustine wonders how we can find God, without knowing him yet. And he says, that if we seek God, he will reviel himself
        
        4-6. He starts to ask God "come into me". Further, he came to answer that Got is everywhere and in everything. However, God can not be in every object, but he sees everyone.
        
        7-8. Augustine describes his childhood, how he came to this mortal life or living death. He follows Neoplatonists and refuses speculate how the soul joins the body
        
        9-10. In this part Augustine writes that he was being and life before his birth, and the only God can combine these two thing into one in new people
        
        Augustines last chapter ends with with a list of sins, which he did in his childhood. However, he mentions that he had much worse sins when he was adult.