St. Augustine was aware of Christianity at an early age, however he had many “wild oats.” Some of these included sex, running with a gang, incident of the pears which meant attempting to be god in a sense to not be bound by constraints. He makes Christianity into a sophisticated religion by including biblical teachings into harmony as well as Plato’s teachings. When differences arose he always took the Bible as his guidance. Augustine also agrees with the fact everyone wants happiness. Wisdom for example is on thing to know that makes us happy. It will tell us what the highest good is and the possession of It will make us happy. This good must be eternal, available to everyone, and superior to ourselves. This now describes truth itself. To
