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The Works of St. Augustine: Antidonatist Writings (3rd Series), Volume XXXIV. This collection of writings presents two distinct approaches to understanding the role of Christianity in the world, as well as its relationship with the state and the nature of divine grace within the Church. The works of St. Augustine, a prominent figure in Christian theology, are contrasted with those of the Donatists, who emerged during the Constantinian era. Through these texts, readers can gain insight into two competing ecclesiologies and types of sacramental theology. The writings of St. Augustine, as presented here, provide a comprehensive understanding of his own theological position, while also offering valuable information about the Donatist movement, including numerous original documents that have survived to the present day. Reading these works is not only an exercise in erudition but also an opportunity to engage with the ideas and concerns of the past, and to explore their relevance for our understanding of the Church and its role in society today.