…to the edge of chaos is bringing the collective humanity of which we are a part also to the brink of chaos as Saint Augustine pointed out long ago in the days of the anti-nicene fathers the human being has certain privileges of energy there are things…

…can gain from the study of this particular record. Now, early in the 4th and 5th centuries, during the period of Saint Augustine, we find the mingling of the rising school of Christian literature with that of non-Christian sects in these areas. The most…

…Moses raised in the Land of Judah, which is the same as the city of Babylon in the story theological writing of Saint Augustine. All of this in the city of Egypt represents matter, darkness, ignorance, materiality. It represents the fame and the glory of…

…are little penny productions most of them forgeries are credited to great teachers of the past one is the grimoire of Saint Augustine another is the grimoire of Saint Thomas Aquinas there is a grimoire of Aristotle all different names of famous people have…

…of any human being for God. These are manifestations of self-interest. they are the power that has resulted as we learn in Saint Augustine in transforming the city of God into the city of death we have transformed heaven into a Babylon and that which was…

…the peculiar mouthpiece of deity or of truth. He was simply what he claimed to be, a philosopher, a truth seeker. And Saint Augustine points out that this is not enough to hold and capture the fancies of multitudes of persons. The second thing that,…

…vision is found, for example, in the history of Thucydides. Truly at that time, and later in the historical morality of Saint Augustine, there was no great attempt to break away from the biblical descent of history. The early church historians were not…

…However, in his day, the German monastic system was still rather sketchy, and the little monastery of Saint Agnes, of the order of Saint Augustine, was one of the poor monasteries. It was up to the brethren of this group to find their own way in life,…