http://www.morec.com/augie/ SpletThe Manichean Debate is a skillful translation of eight works by Saint Augustine of Hippo, originally written circa 387 to 404, to counter the Manichean religion. Saint Augustine of Hippo was thoroughly knowledgeable of Manicheanism, as he had associated with Manicheans as a "Hearer" for nine years prior to his conversion to Catholic Christianity.

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SpletThe manichean debate. Lawrence S. Cunningham. Augustinian Studies 38 (2):458-459 (2007) Abstract This article has no associated abstract. (fix it) Keywords Catholic Tradition History of Philosophy Major Philosophers Philosophy and Religion: Categories Augustine in Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy SpletTable of Contents: The Catholic way of life and the Manichean way of life (De moribus ecclesiae Catholicae et De moribus Manichaeonum) - The two souls (De duabus … snoo company crossword

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Splet30. jul. 2006 · This volume contains 8 works: The Catholic Way of Life and the Manichean Way of Life, The Two Souls, A Debate with Fortunatus, a Manichean, Answer to Adimantus, a Disciple of Mani, Answer to the Letter of Mani known as The Foundation, Answer to Felix, a Manichean, The Nature of the Good, and Answer to Secundinus, a Manichean. SpletDr. Flowers reads through Augustine's debate with Fortunatus the Manichean prior to Augustine's conversion to compatibilistic determinism in order to demonst... SpletThis debate plays a significant role in a number of Augustine’s most well-known and widely read works, such as On True Religion and The Confessions. The present volume, however, gathers together eight lesser-known writings directed explicitly against Manichee teachings. snoo after 6 months