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luminitza

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The two cities Augustine discusses in his philosophy of history are
 
 

a. Athens and Jerusalem.
  cthe City of the World and the City of God.
  c. Carthage and Rome.
  d. Platos Republic and Aristotles ideal citystate.
 
 



Question 2

Concerning our relationship to our society, Augustine says
 
 

a. the state is the source of our fulfillment as human beings.
  b. we owe allegiance to our country as long as it does not violate our duties to God.
  c. we should withdraw from society and not concern ourselves with it at all.
  d. we should seek to bring about a revolution and gain political power for the kingdom of God.




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Answer to Question 1

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