Given the complexities and range of topics through which we might consider the ecclesiastical nature of how the Roman Catholic Church sees herself, James Meyers, III narrows our purview to where this controversy essentially began, and continues to manifest. By discussing Cyprian, the Bishop of Carthage (200-258 A.D.) and the great theologian, Augustine of Hippo, James weaves through the corridors of church history for hopefully a greater and enlightened perspective.
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