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Argument &Amp; Logic

Argument & Logic
Bridgette
PHI/105
May, 18, 2011
Tara Ross

Octavian, better known throughout the philosophical world as St. Augustine, was a philosopher from the first stages of the Hellenistic and Christian Eras (Moore & Bruder, 2008, p. 78). Augustine wrote some phenomenal pieces; most scholars recognize The City of God, which was written between 413 and 427.c.e., and Confessions, written between 397 and 401. Of the two pieces Augustine wrote, Confessions contains the most talked about and deliberated theory. The ex nihilo theory claims God created the world out of nothing (Magendanz, 2004). Augustine advanced in life, doubting and...

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