On the Spirit and the Letter
De spiritu et litera liber unus
Latin
Aurelius Augustinus 412 CE · published 1527
78 pages
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Why do we find ourselves desiring the very things we are forbidden to do? Augustine of Hippo explores the profound psychological struggle between the 'letter' of the law that convicts us and the 'spirit' that empowers us to change. Discover a radical vision of human nature where true goodness isn't a product of willpower, but a gift of divine grace.
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gratia52pGrace50pjustification43plex38pfides32piustitia30pAugustinus27pSpiritus23pRighteousness20pFree Will19pFaith17pAurelius Augustinus16ppeccatum15pLitera15piustificatio14pNew Testament14pRomans14pHoly Spirit13pAugustine13p
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