Augustine's teaching on Human Nature (OCR A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards

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Human relationships pre- and post-Fall
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Augustine: human nature after the Fall

Fatally damaged by sin

Augustine: source of salvation

Grace of God for the elect through Christ's sacrifice

Constantine's impact on Roman Empire

Adopted Christianity; established religious pluralism

The Manichees' core belief

Dualist idea of good and evil battling

Manichees: the soul is part of

Kingdom of light

Augustine's realization about evil from Plotinus

Not a substance but absence of good

Human state before the Fall

State of perfection

Imago Dei meaning

Made in God's image

Concordia in Augustine's teaching

Easy, comfortable understanding between good friends

Cupiditas definition

Self-love; love of impermanent earthly things

Cupiditas described as

Error of will

Caritas definition

Selfless love; equivalent to agape

Four virtues displaying Caritas

Prudence, fortitude, temperance, justice

What entered world as result of the Fall

Sin of pride

Augustine's metaphor for internal human struggle

Civil war within the human spirit

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