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Apocalyptic thought pervaded Augustine's time even more than our own, where it still resurfaces with frequency and intensity. Augustine's handling of this topic captures him at the height of his powers, exercising his substantial skills at Biblical exegesis and rhetoric, as well as his abilities to deal with the social upheaval that followed on the Fall of Rome in 410. The essays in this book look at Augustine's thought on apocalyptic, as well as trace Augustine's influence through the Middle Ages and into modern times.
Contents
Preface
Introduction
1.The End of Time: A Phenomenological Approach
Jeff Olsen Biebighauser
2.Augustine and Apocalyptic: Thoughts on the Fall of Rome, the Book of Revelation, and the End of the World
J. Kevin Coyle
3.Augustine and Apocalypticism in the Rheims New Testament Controversy
Ellie Gebarowski-Shafer
4.What's Left When Nothing's Left: St. Augustine, Cormac McCarthy, and the Apocalypse
J. Thomas Howe
5.Augustine and the Adversary: Strategies of Synthesis in Early Medieval Exegesis
Kevin Hughes
6.Augustine on Beauty, Bodies, and the Apocalypse
Laurie A. Jungling and Rocki Wentzel
7.Sustaining Hope in Times of Crisis: Spiritual Migration and Sojourn in Augustine's Preaching
Kari Kloos
8.Augustine's Messianic Political Theology: An Apocalyptic Critique of Political Augustinianism
P. Travis Kroeker
9.The Silenced Millennium and the Fall of Rome: Augustine and the Year 6000 AM I
Richard Landes
10. Moulding the Present: Apocalyptic as Hermeneutics in City of God 21-22
Karla Pollmann
10. Augustine on the End of the World: "Cautious Ignorance"
Roland J. Teske, S.J.
11. Augustine on Pagan Demonolatry: Mediation and Apocalypticism in the Opening
Books of The City of God
Gregory Wiebe
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