San Agustín de Hipona
San Agustín de Hipona, a 4th-century theologian and philosopher, is one of the most influential figures in Western Christianity. His writings, including 'Confessions' and 'The City of God,' explore themes of grace, free will, and the nature of God, profoundly shaping Christian thought and doctrine.
Born on Nov 13, 0354 (1670 years old)
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Guatemala:
San Agustín de Hipona is referenced as a significant figure in the spirituality followed by the Augustinian congregation.
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Guatemala:
San Agustín de Hipona is considered the greatest thinker of Christianity in the first millennium.
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Dominican Republic:
San Agustín de Hipona's works are referenced in the context of virtue and the state.
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Uruguay:
San Agustín de Hipona is referenced for his writings that provide insights into why the fish symbol was chosen by early Christians.
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Bolivia:
San Agustín de Hipona's writings provide insights into why the fish symbol was chosen by early Christians.
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Venezuela:
San Agustín de Hipona provided insights into why the fish symbol was chosen by early Christians.
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Costa Rica:
San Agustín de Hipona is quoted regarding the human longing for God.
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