Transformation: Augustine's Journey to Christianity

You remind us that we will find satisfaction when we evaluate you because you will lean on you and our mind will remain unstable until you stabilize is. Internationally, this sentence of "confession" symbolizes the dangerous journey of Augustine to Christianity. Although it appeared early in what is known as the early "autobiography", Augustine detailed his idea in his writing. Regardless of whether he includes manicure's charm and disdain, or affinity for neoplatonism, he can say that this is the basis of his survey of these pre-modern doctrines.

Saint Augustine is known for his taxonomy and the systematic organization of Christian faith and doctrine but his journey from doubt to spiritual settlement can not be underestimated or ignored. In the "confession", Augustine talked about personal struggle and showed that being an honest candidate is right and beneficial. According to Augustine, everyone is spiritual journey of life. Nobody knows what he is made of except his inner spirit, but a part of him is still hidden in his own spirit. He is. . . So, I acknowledge my own understanding and I acknowledge that I do not know. Because you know me, I do not know that I will always be ignorant until my darkness looks like bright noon in front of you. (Volume 10, Chapter 5)

"Confession" written by St. Augustine is a completely different perspective on the transformation of the soul. Augustine was born in patriotic father Patrick and Catholic mother Monica. "Confession" is basically written for God, talking about the trials and sufferings of St. Augustine on a trip from a tyrant to a nobleman. In Chapter 17, Chapter 1, Augustine admits publicly that his wisdom is a gift from God, but for many years has been wasting it by stupid behavior and stupidity. Augustine said in the second volume: "I want to recall the physical corruption of the past impurities and my soul.I do not love them, I love you, my god is". Augustine can speak to God and us about how to change from his life and sin to goodness

"After 10 years of baptism, Augustine wrote the principle of life for the Christian community." Augustine believes that Christians love God in everyday life and are "one heart and one heart" in the way to God. Just like other good friends, they support each other, encourage, do their best, challenge, sometimes correct each other, and help each other grow up to the way of love in all. In many respects, Augustine believes that the Christian community is like a singing harmoniously like a choir. Each sound brings a unique gift to the choir; each sound is a unique but essential contribution. All the sounds fused together create beautiful things. As a community of God's friends, the church is a united choir in love, creating beautiful, rich and hopeful for not only between themselves but also for the world - (James's letter , 71-72)