Augustine and the limits of politics / Jean Bethke Elshtain
Por: Elshtain, Jean Bethke
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LibroSeries Frank M. Covey, Jr. Loyola lectures in political analysis.Editor: Notre Dame (Indiana) : University of Notre Dame Press, imp. 2007Descripción: XIV, 143 p. ; 23 cm.ISBN: 978-0-268-02001-9.Tema(s): Agustín, Santo, Obispo de Hipona -- Crítica e interpretación | Cristianismo y políticaClasificación CDD: 261.7/092 Resumen: Augustine has proven himself a valuable companion on Elshtain's journey, and many readers will find her a fascinating fellow traveler on journeys of their own". -- The New Oxford Review"Elshtain invites us to dispel our preconceptions and see Augustine for the magnificent and most benign force he is. She has succeeded admirably in giving us a new Augustine; one whose thoughts on every aspect of the condition of humanity Elshtain presents with grace and lucidity.
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Augustine has proven himself a valuable companion on Elshtain's journey, and many readers will find her a fascinating fellow traveler on journeys of their own". -- The New Oxford Review"Elshtain invites us to dispel our preconceptions and see Augustine for the magnificent and most benign force he is. She has succeeded admirably in giving us a new Augustine; one whose thoughts on every aspect of the condition of humanity Elshtain presents with grace and lucidity.
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