"The City of God, Volume II" is a philosophical treatise by the outstanding early Christian theologian and philosopher St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo. In the second volume, the author examines the problem of free will and human destiny, as well as the impact of sin on history and society. Describing the struggle between good and evil, he prompts the reader to think about spiritual values and ways to reach his city, which is a symbol of eternity and bliss. This book is an important work not only for Christian theology, but also for philosophical thought in general, revealing profound reflections on faith, morality, and justice.