Nccl: Augustine at the Dawn of Christendom

Many have read Augustine's Confessions, but it is The City of God which is universally acknowledged as his greatest and most influential work. This talk presents Augustine's work in its historical context, the crossroads faced by Christians during an existential crisis at the dawn of Christendom - the fall of Rome to the Goths in AD 410. Augustine's argument was to have a profound effect on the Church as it struggled to survive the ensuing crisis. It is presented in its historical context, set against competing Christian arguments after Constantine's conversion.
Session led by Dr Geoffrey Foote.
Cost: 10 plus small booking fee. Cost non-refundable.