Saint Augustine's The City of God stated all the following EXCEPT

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Saint Augustine's The  City of God stated all the following EXCEPT

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The City of God does state that what really matters in history is an individual's spiritual destiny, not the fate of cities and empires (A), and that a true Christian is a citizen of a heavenly city (E). It also suggests that the church should guide the state to protect people from their own sinful nature (D). Additionally, while the City of God does acknowledge the misfortune of Rome, it does not suggest that Christians should not be distressed by it (B). However, it does not argue that the City of Man can be transformed into the City of God through hard work and faith (C). In fact, Augustine argues that the two cities are fundamentally different and cannot be fully reconciled in this world.

Saint Augustine's the City of God Stated All the Following