This treatise affirms that faith in unseen divine truths is rational and essential for human life and societal order, relying on divine fulfilled prophecies and the inner witness of the Church's history.
Augustine elaborates that even human relationships and history rely on believing in what cannot be physically seen, and that divine events foretold by the prophets have been convincingly fulfilled, offering proof of God's works.
Ultimately, he urges believers to nurture their faith despite opposition, emphasizing that God's promises of eternal truths and the resurrection are certain, supported by both Scripture and the observable unfolding of divine plan.
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