In Book I in which St. Augustine discusses his childhood, he refers to himself as "so tiny a child, so great a sinner".
• Based on what you have learned from the recorded lectures on The Confessions, why did Augustine see himself that way?
• Describe at least two of the examples that Augustine gives of his sinful behavior. Why does he see such behavior as sinful and against God's will?
• What is your opinion of his view of human nature? Is it outmoded or still relevant?