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The Confessions

Written by: Saint Augustine
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 Considered by many to be the first autobiography/memoir ever written, Confessions is a retrospective view of a life challenged by uncertainty, doubt, human frailty, and earthly desires. Augustine discovers and cherishes a deeply personal relationship with his God, all while describing the day-to-day dealings of his life in the fading, corrupt days of the Roman Empire.

Translated in 1997 by Maria Boulding, this version of The Confessions contains clear, modern language.

©2006 Ascendant Audiobooks LLC (P)2006 Ascendant Audiobooks LLC Classics Ministry & Evangelism Religious
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Maria Boulding translation

This great book has been translated well and is easily understood since it uses contemporary language. The narration is satisfactory.

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