In the first part of The Confessions, Augustine starts by a prayer to God. I found this part usually because many people do not start a book by a prayer. This also shows that Augustine is going to be religious because he is in the search of God. Right away, this sets a difference between Socrates and him because Socrates was not religious and he not question the existence of God or was in search of him. However, Augustine begins to question this because he does not know how he looks and how can he find somehow who he will not recognize. Another part that I found interesting was how he envy his infancy because he did not need to speak and he was granted everything he needed. This is somehow true because infants do get everything they want
