St. Augustine’s Theories

St. Augustine’s theories center on the ideas of divine grace and the nature of human free will. He believed that humans are inherently sinful due to original sin but can be redeemed through God's grace. Augustine emphasized that true knowledge and happiness come from a relationship with God, not earthly pursuits. He also argued that God’s grace is necessary for salvation, guiding and enabling humans to choose good. His thought highlights the importance of faith, divine mercy, and the idea that understanding ourselves and God helps us find purpose and meaning in life.