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On the Profit of Believing

St. Augustine of Hippo · 391–392 AD

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Post-Nicene

Written to his friend Honoratus, still held by the Manichees, to show that faith rightly comes before understanding and that the Catholic Church deserves belief.

Table of Contents

1Translator’s Preface2Section 13Section 24Section 35Section 46Section 57Section 68Section 79Section 810Section 911Section 1012Section 1113Section 1214Section 1315Section 1416Section 1517Section 1618Section 1719Section 1820Section 1921Section 2022Section 2123Section 2224Section 2325Section 2426Section 2527Section 2628Section 2729Section 2830Section 2931Section 3032Section 3133Section 3234Section 3335Section 3436Section 3537Section 36
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