St. Augustine and Cosmic Redemption

@article{Clarke1958StAA,
  title={St. Augustine and Cosmic Redemption},
  author={Thomas E. Clarke},
  journal={Theological Studies},
  year={1958},
  volume={19},
  pages={133 - 164}
}
  • Thomas E. Clarke
  • Published 1958
  • Philosophy
  • Theological Studies
    • I THE contemporary effort to elaborate a theology of the temporal, the name of St. Augustine is frequently enough invoked. Reference is usually made to one or other classic theme: his conception of time and eternity, of uti and frui, scientia and sapientia. His theology of history is discussed, especially in connection with the master idea, the civitas Dei. When consideration focuses more particularly on the theme of cosmic redemption, however, interest in his contribution appears to slacken… CONTINUE READING
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        Compare this with the beautiful passage of
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                Neque enim qui est ad similitudinem Dei factus, fieret nisi per peccatum similis vanitati, ut aetatum cursu et mortis incursu, velut umbra dies illius praeterirent
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