The Confessions Of Saint Augustine

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Chapter XI – That Creatures Are Mutable And God Alone Immutable.

Chapter X – Divine Things Are The More Clearly Manifested To Him Who Withdraws Into The Recesses Of His Heart.

Chapter IX – He Compares The Doctrine Of The Platonists Concerning The Logos With The Much More Excellent Doctrine Of Christianity.

Chapter VIII – By God’s Assistance He By Degrees Arrives At The Truth.

Chapter VII – He Is Severely Exercised As To The Origin Of Evil.

Chapter VI – He Refutes The Divinations Of The Astrologers, Deduced From The Constellations.

Chapter V – Questions Concerning The Origin Of Evil In Regard To God, Who, Since He Is The Chief God, Cannot Be The Cause Of Evil.

Chapter IV – That God Is Not Corruptible, Who, If He Were, Would Not Be God At All.

Chapter III – That The Cause Of Evil Is The Free Judgment Of The Will.

Chapter II – The Disputation Of Nebridius Against The Manichaeans, On The Question “Whether God Be Corruptible Or Incorruptible.”