Augustine: The Truth Seeker
Karen Murdarasi, Ancient History MA 2002
A novelised biography of St Augustine of Hippo, for age nine upwards. Augustine lived in troubled times near the end of the Roman Empire.
Barbarians fought with Romans, and Christianity struggled against the worship of the old gods, and new cults. There were plenty of thrills for ambitious young men who did not care about following God’s laws, and Augustine made sure that he had his fill – despite the upset and shame it would bring to his godly mother.
During all of his wanderings, through the Roman world and through philosophy, it seemed impossible that Augustine would ever return to the truth. But it was possible, and today the Christian church has the proof in Augustine’s life and writings that God can bring even the greatest sinner to himself.
ISBN: 978-1781912966