The Confessions of St. Augustine
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Narrated by:
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David McCallion
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Written by:
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Saint Augustine
About this listen
Written by Saint Augustine of Hippo, Confessions is the saint's autobiography that features 13 books that detail his early life and his conversion to Christianity as a result of the sin that he had incurred in his youth. Throughout the series, he also delivers his philosophical ponderings and ideas on theology, and it becomes evident that each event that has occurred in his life has had something to do with religion, as Saint Augustine is able to bridge the connections between these two very important topics. His sinful ways, he explains, came to an end when he traveled to Milan, where he realized for the first time that Catholicism would be the answer to his seemingly interminable quest to find freedom from sin.
While the first three quarters of the book detail his youth and his journey toward God, the last quarter of the book is really his attempt to encourage people to follow in his path. He aims to inspire all who hear Confessions and convince them that though they may have sinned in their lives, they can always make a return to God. Saint Augustine closes with a very thought-out and detailed analysis of Genesis and the Holy Trinity.
©2015 A.R.N. Publications (P)2015 A.R.N. PublicationsWhat listeners say about The Confessions of St. Augustine
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- Adam M
- 2021-03-12
Good content, difficult to listen to
While the content was good, I found the delivery to be very awkward and forced. The style was a repeating cadence with predictable inflection that often did not fit the tone of the content, thus it came across very awkward. It would have been far better to read the poetry in a natural voice that rose and fell with the force of the meaning and intent of the author. Frankly, I was glad when it was over.
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- J. Fitz
- 2019-08-25
Get yourself a better Narrator.
The contents are great, narration is not. It is somewhat jarring.
Please don't use this version of Confessions as a way to judge text.
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