The Pear Tree Incident in St. Augustine's Life
Recounted in Book II of Confessions, the pear tree is a pivotal moment in Augustine's youth — stealing fruit not from hunger, but for the thrill of the sin itself.
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Latest Episode Read the ArticlesRecounted in Book II of Confessions, the pear tree is a pivotal moment in Augustine's youth — stealing fruit not from hunger, but for the thrill of the sin itself.
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