Against the Academics Magic psychologist Bernard Golden

psychologist Bernard Golden

" his desire to make the world a better place through mental and spiritual emancipation-important first steps to physical emancipation for the larger community-remains powerful and vital to this day

and advocate for the Body of Christ to more closely reflect his heart

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Against the Academics Magic psychologist Bernard GoldenA fresh, new translation of Augustines inaugural work as a Christian convert Lively, engaging and accurate translations. . . . There is much in this dialogue and Foleys presentation of it for contemporary readers to take seriously.Erik Kenyon, Bryn Mawr Classical Review The first four works written by St. Augustine of Hippo after his conversion to Christianity are the remarkable Cassiciacum dialogues. In this first dialogue, expertly translated by