St. Augustine's Confessions: Book 7
Across
- 4. The loss or weakening of goodness.
- 6. Augustine's gradual movement toward Christian belief.
- 9. The central figure of Christianity whom Augustine comes to understand more clearly.
- 10. Understanding truth and divine knowledge.
- 11. A description of God as unchanging.
- 12. The belief that everything that exists is physical or material.
- 15. Philosophy that helped Augustine understand the nature of God.
- 17. Something Augustine searches for throughout his spiritual journey.
- 18. Augustine realizes it is not a substance but a corruption of good.
- 19. Relating to the soul and the nonphysical nature of God.
Down
- 1. Religion Augustine followed before converting to Christianity.
- 2. The absence or corruption of goodness.
- 3. God's existence beyond time and change.
- 5. The eternal, unchanging being Augustine seeks to understand.
- 6. The universe and everything God brought into existence.
- 7. Sacred writings Augustine learns to understand differently.
- 8. The spiritual part of a human being.
- 13. The human ability to reason and understand.
- 14. Symbol of divine truth and understanding.
- 16. Ancient Greek philosopher whose ideas influenced Neoplatonism.