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Reflect on the profound wisdom of St. Augustine with this beautifully designed mug, inspired by his monumental work, The City of God. The design elegantly captures the essence of Augustine’s teachings, offering a reminder of the eternal city founded on faith and virtue, contrasting with the transient nature of earthly kingdoms.
Crafted from premium ceramic, this 11 oz mug features a glossy finish and a comfortable handle for your daily beverages. Whether you’re enjoying a morning coffee or a reflective evening tea, let this mug inspire thoughts of faith, philosophy, and the eternal promise of God’s kingdom.
Perfect for scholars, theologians, or anyone inspired by Augustine’s lasting influence, this mug is more than just a piece of drinkware—it’s a tribute to the vision of a city rooted in divine purpose. Let it guide your thoughts and conversations with every sip.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you.
$13.99
“The City of God” (De Civitate Dei) is one of St. Augustine’s most influential theological works, written between 413 and 426 CE, largely in response to the fall of Rome to the Visigoths in 410. The book addresses questions about the role of Christianity in the world, the meaning of history, and the relationship between the church and the state. It is divided into 22 books and aims to defend Christianity against accusations that it was responsible for Rome’s decline, while also providing a Christian vision of history and human society.
Following the sack of Rome, many Romans blamed Christianity for the empire’s collapse, arguing that the abandonment of traditional Roman gods had led to divine punishment. Augustine wrote The City of God to counter these claims and to offer a Christian understanding of history. He presented a theological framework that reinterpreted both the past and the future, emphasizing the distinction between the “City of God” and the “City of Man.”
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