"The City of God, Volume I" is a remarkable work of St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, written in the form of a philosophical treatise. In this book, the author examines the problem of good and evil, faith and reason, the history of mankind and God's authority. Augustine analyzes the fate and salvation of mankind, producing philosophical arguments about the nature of God and the essence of faith. This book has become a classic of Christian theology and philosophy and remains relevant throughout the centuries. "City of God, Volume I" flourishes with a wealth of thoughts and reflections that help the reader better understand faith and his place in this world.