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Continuum St Augustine of Hippo - Christian Political Philosophy

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Explore the foundational shift in political thought with St Augustine of Hippo: The Christian Transformation of Political Philosophy. As part of the Continuum Studies in Philosophy series, this work examines how Augustine became the first thinker to develop a distinctively Christian social and political philosophy. By blending Platonism and Stoicism with biblical and Pauline concepts of sin, grace, and predestination, Augustine provides a radical departure from classical political understanding. This text examines his view that humanity is not perfectible through moral communities, as he argues that humankind is fallen and driven by self-love and destructive impulses. This book is an essential resource for students and scholars of religion, philosophy, and history. It offers a deep look into how Augustine redefined the role of the State and the nature of human society through a theological lens. Perfect for those studying the history of Christian thought and its impact on Western political structures.

Key Features

Examines the origins of Christian political and social philosophy through the life and work of St Augustine of Hippo.

Analyzes the transformation of classical political thought by integrating Platonism and Stoicism with biblical concepts.

Provides a detailed study of how the Pauline ideas of sin, grace, and predestination changed political understanding.

Explores the theological perspective on human nature, including the concepts of the fallen state and self-love.

Part of the Continuum Studies in Philosophy series, making it a reliable resource for academic research and study.

Offers insights into the relationship between the State and the moral condition of humankind.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 September 2006
Listed Since
19 February 2007

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