Aurelius Augusginus (354-430 it.) – theologian and philosopher who created an integral system of Christian philosophy. He has been named one of the most successful teachers of the Church. His works influenced the entire medieval heritage, and the thoughts expressed by him in “On the City of God,” “Christian Science,” “Confessions” and other works were developed by philosophers of subsequent centuries.

This publication contains the most famous conversations of Augustine, of which there are several hundred. All of them represent the theologian’s reflections on the differences in the portrayal of Christ in Scripture, on the love of God and the world, on the resurrection of the dead, and much more. It teaches humility and repentance, because turning to the eternal, and not to the existent, which prevents the soul from achieving peace, helps to find harmony with the world and with oneself.