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Who baptized Augustine to Christianity?
Who baptized Augustine to Christianity?
- Bishop Valerius
- Monica
- Patricius
- St. Ambrose (correct)
Who ordained Augustine as a priest?
Who ordained Augustine as a priest?
- St. Ambrose
- Bishop Valerius (correct)
- St. Jerome
- Simplicianus
Who supported Augustine's rhetoric education in college?
Who supported Augustine's rhetoric education in college?
- Simplicianus
- Patricius
- Adeodatus
- Romanianus (correct)
When did Augustine die?
When did Augustine die?
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Who became a nun?
Who became a nun?
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What were some of Augustine's important works?
What were some of Augustine's important works?
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Which of the following is true about Augustine of Hippo?
Which of the following is true about Augustine of Hippo?
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Which faith was Augustine drawn to in his youth?
Which faith was Augustine drawn to in his youth?
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What philosophy did Augustine later embrace?
What philosophy did Augustine later embrace?
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What did Augustine believe was indispensable to human freedom?
What did Augustine believe was indispensable to human freedom?
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Study Notes
Key Figures in Augustine's Life
- Augustine was baptized into Christianity by Ambrose, the Bishop of Milan.
- He was ordained as a priest by Valerius, the Bishop of Hippo.
- His rhetoric education in college was significantly supported by his wealthy mother, Monica.
Augustine's Death and Legacy
- Augustine died in the year 430 AD during the siege of Hippo Regius by Vandals.
- His mother, Monica, became a nun later in her life.
Significant Works of Augustine
- Important works by Augustine include "Confessions," "The City of God," and "On Christian Doctrine."
- His writings have influenced Christian thought and philosophy for centuries.
Beliefs and Philosophies
- In his youth, Augustine was drawn to Manichaeism, a dualistic faith.
- He later embraced Neoplatonism, which greatly influenced his theological ideas.
- Augustine believed that divine grace is indispensable to human freedom, arguing that it empowers individuals to choose good over evil.
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