The rational demonstration of God by the existence of the worldSt. Augustine and St. Thomas speak about the rational demonstration of the existence of God. St. Augustine affirms in his discourse about the existence of immaterial truths: "invisible perfections are made visible to the intelligence by the consideration of the creatures" (Book VII, C XX, Book Confessions).Thomas Aquinas in his…

The Spiritual War of Saint Augustine St. Augustine in his book Confessions develops his narrative talent by developing his personal story in the first person in the character of confession to God, that is, he confesses in the book before God for his life, his personal itinerary. In the thought of San Agustin, the effort of synthesis between Greek philosophy…

The Love of Charity is a perfect virtue, a grace infused by the divine wisdom: "Everything is pure for the pure" Epistle to Titus 1:15In the Epistle to Titus the apostle Paul exhorts about those who should preside over the community, in their capacity as administrators of God.The pure man is the man gifted with the infused virtue of Charity.…

In the Gospels of Luke and Matthew there is a description of the sermon of the mountain.Matthew teach to us the 8 beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-12) but in the Gospel of Luke (Luke 6:20-26) there is a difference: he teach us the "ventures": there are 4 beatitudes (Luke 6:20-23) and 4 misfortunes (Luke 6:24-26).Remember that in the Gospel of Luke we…