Teaching Augustine

In a captivating exploration of Augustine’s influence, a diverse group of more than fifty scholars assembled at Samford University, marking a significant moment in the study of this pivotal figure in Christian thought. The discussions and presentations during this gathering delved deep into Augustine's works, encompassing a range of perspectives and interpretations that illuminate his enduring impact on theology, philosophy, and literature.

Scott McGinnis and Christopher Metress curate a collection of insights and analyses that reflect the vibrant dialogues held during the event. The contributors, each with their unique expertise, engage with various facets of Augustine’s life and writings, offering readers a profound understanding of his contributions and the ways they continue to resonate in contemporary discourse. This book serves as both a tribute to Augustine and a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersections of faith, thought, and history.