Religious Outdoor Famous Figure Marble Saint Augustine Church

Saint Augustine was a Berber of North Africa at the end of the Roman Empire

Saint Augustine was a Berber of North Africa at the end of the Roman Empire. He was a theologian and philosopher of the early Western Catholic Church. He was bishop of Hippo Regius, the predecessor of the Ecclesiastical Church in Annaba, Algeria. He was born in Tagast, in the province of Africa, in the Roman Empire. He was educated in Rome and baptized in Milan. His book, The Confessions, has been called the “first” autobiography in Western history and is still read today. The Order of Austine is an order that follows the way of life it ordains. After his death, he was canonized as a saint and church saint by the Catholic Church, as well as a saint by the Eastern Orthodox Church and others, and called Doctor of Grace. However, some of his theological theories are not accepted by Eastern Christianity, and are regarded as the important source of some heretical theories. His death is also regarded by Western historians as the beginning of the spiritual Middle Ages in Europe. Take a look at this Saint Augustine church statue. He is one of the most popular sculptures of religious figures.

Marble Saint Augustine Church

He believed that the Holy Spirit lived only in the universal, apostolic church

Augustine believed that what makes the church the body of Christ is not that it is flawless, but that it is filled with the oneness of the love of the Holy Spirit. He believed that the Holy Spirit lived only in the universal, apostolic church. Although Augustine does not place much emphasis on the power of bishops, he does argue that the Christian faith is related to obedience to the authority and relationship of the Ecclesiastical church. There is an obvious contradiction between Augustine’s discourse on ecclesiastical unity and that of the Archduke, which also makes the Protestant ecclesiastical view inclined to the communion of ecclesiastical saints. The Catholic Church, with the authority of the Ecclesiastical Church, advocated the episcopal system. Augustine may have read the writings of Plotinus, the master of NeoPlatonism, translated into Latin by Victorinus before he was converted to Christ. Neoplatonism sees evil as a deficiency of good rather than as something positive. This helped Augustine to break away from the Manichaean dualism of good and evil and to see that the Christian doctrine of the sources of good and evil was reasonable. So Neoplatonism was instrumental in his conversion to Christ. Then he heard that Victorinus, the neo-Platonist scholar, had also been converted to Christ, and when he got the news, he wanted to follow his example. If you are interested in this Saint Augustine church sculpture, welcome to contact Aongking. Aongking also has more religious Saint figure sculptures for you to choose from.

Outdoor Saint Augustine Church