In his Confessions, St. Augustine argued that:
A) personal consciousness, endowed with God's grace, determines life's direction.
B) the rational capacity of the soul is sufficient to explain human activity.
C) the sensory capacity of the body gives knowledge of the universe.
D) the conflict between the passions and reason can never by resolved.
E) each individual should seek pleasure and avoid pain.

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St. Augustine emphasized the role of personal consciousness and divine grace in guiding human life, reflecting his belief in the importance of spiritual introspection and the transformative power of God's grace on the individual's path.

In His Confessions, St. Augustine Argued That