The consequences of sin in human existence from "summary" of City of God by Saint Augustine (of Hippo)
Sin has corrupted human nature, leading to a multitude of consequences that plague the existence of mankind. This corruption has permeated every aspect of human life, causing disarray and suffering. The consequences of sin are not limited to the individual sinner, but extend to the entire human race. One of the most significant consequences of sin is the separation it creates between humanity and God. Sin has severed the relationship between man and his Creator, leading to spiritual desolation and alienation. This separation has left a void in the human soul, a longing for something greater that can only be filled by God. Sin has also introdu...
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