Augustine's View Of Christianity In The Middle Ages

Christian Belief in the Middle Ages In the Middle Ages, there were numerous models for Christians. These models shaped how Christians who lived in that time behaved and acted. Three of those works are Augustine’s Confessions, Turold’s the Song of Roland, and Dante’s Divine Comedy. All three stories manifested ideal Christian beliefs and actions which became what the Christians in the Middle Ages strived to be like. Augustine’s view of Christianity is detailed in his novel Confessions, which happens to become a model for Christians in the Middle Ages. The novel begins when Augustine is an infant and ends with his conversion to Christianity. Throughout Confessions¬, Augustine renounces several activities he was a part of in his childhood.