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“The fullness of our happiness” by Augustine of Hippo (A.D. 354-430)

October 5, 2021
Augustine, Christian Theology, Christology, Church Fathers, Creation, Glory of Christ, Incarnation, Jesus Christ, Puritanical, Quotable Quotes, The Gospel, Theological Anthropology

“For the fullness of our happiness, beyond which there is none else, is this: to enjoy God the Three in whose image we were made.”

–Augustine of Hippo, The Trinity, trans. Edmund Hill (Hyde Park, NY: New City, 1991), 1.3.18.

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