Concerning the City of God against the Pagans (Classics)

Theological talk of lust, chastity, marriage, and historical rape accounts

Wars, sack of Rome, gladiators, and historical bloodshed discussed

No profanity present

Occasional classical mentions of wine and feasting

Brief theological condemnation of same-sex acts

Defining Christian theological treatise; scripture, doctrine, apologetics

No fantasy magic present

Extensive treatment of demons, pagan rites, magic, and divination

Political theology; critique of Rome; two-cities doctrine central

Lucretia’s suicide and ethics of suicide discussed theologically

War rape, slavery, persecution, and human suffering addressed

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