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St. Augustine's Views Of God, Neoplatisim, And Christianity

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yourself and or act determines where you fall on the scale. It’s kind of like heaven or hell. If you do good in the world without sin, you go to heaven and when you do bad with sin, you go to hell. St. Augustine combined two worlds with different views on God; Neoplatisim and Christianity. All things created, whether it is good or evil; it exists in God. So, this means that it all the good and evil return to him. God is the most purest form that lives in everything; individually. God is seen to be perfect. The universe is so vast, and it changes its matter constantly. St. Augustine believed that the universe and God goes hand and hand together. In order for this to be true it would have to be a temporal God and an eternal God. A temporal God
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