Reflection Confession of St. Augustine.

St. Augustine uses his focus on the fact that God may exists in the same extent which wisdom and truth exists, which is as concepts or ideas in the mind but not reality. He shows that there is evidence of God but not a powerful creator. To Augustine, God exists but requires him to exist for the basis of his argument. St. Augustine focuses on memory as an unconscious knowledge, which eventually leads him to …

…An open question, what is it to be human is in a sense that every actions of an individual and the communities determine what we as humans and the world is like. The only way to answer the questions can only be deteremined by what will happen to the world because of what we cause. In the relation to the discussions the ideas of St. Augustine and theological anthropology which is the concept of 'person'.