Confession/Augustine A.. Augustine A.

Aurelius Augustine is one of the holy fathers of the Church, the main Christian philosophers of the era of patrician. His Peru belongs to many works that have laid the foundations of modern theological science. Born by the pagan, Augustine already in adulthood accepted Christian baptism as a result of his own deep thought about the truth and inspiration from above. “Confession” - the most popular book of Blessed Augustine - is essentially a lyrical autobiography, drawing the internal development of the saint from infancy to the final statement in Orthodox Christianity. Augustine managed to show in it the inconsistency of the formation of the personality unattainable for ancient literature and philosophy by psychological literature and philosophy. For fifteen centuries, the “confession” excites the hearts with sincerity and a living witness manner of the narrative about the complex and joyful path of man to God.