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Human history is a struggle between these two cities from "summary" of City of God by Saint Augustine (of Hippo)

In the unfolding drama of human history, we witness a relentless struggle between two cities. The City of God, characterized by love for God and a desire for heavenly things, stands in stark contrast to the City of Man, which is consumed by earthly ambitions and fleeting pleasures. These two cities are not merely physical locations, but rather symbolic representations of the spiritual orientations that shape human society. The City of God is founded upon the principles of justice, charity, and humility - virtues that guide its inhabitants towards a life of righteousness and piety. In this city, the ultimate goal is the eternal communion with God, and all actions are directed towards achieving this divine union. The citizens of the City of God find solace in the promise of eternal life and are willing to endure earthly trials for the sake of heavenly rewards. On the other hand, the City of Man is driven by selfish desires, pride, and greed. Its inhabitants are consumed by a lust for power, wealth,...
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    City of God

    Saint Augustine (of Hippo)

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