St. Augustine Religion

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Religion plays a huge aspect of nation’s governmental system, as well as its culture. Even from the time of the Roman Empire, religious beliefs impacted future, and therefore the history of kingdoms. The city of God, written by St. Augustine, is a long piece that refutes Romans who blamed Christianity for the collapse of the ancient Empire. Although the whole book was never read thoroughly by the early citizens of Rome, those defined passages confront today’s outlook on God's teachings. Vatican City, place of holiness and beauty, as the communities of God’s home represent rectitude and rightfulness. Hundreds of newcomers try to stopover and redeem themselves, and as a result, frequently end with “donating” to our Father, or his supposed