The Enchiridion

In "Enchiridion," St. Augustine provides a comprehensive exploration of Faith, Hope, and Charity, aiming to offer a concise guide for understanding how to worship God, deemed the truest wisdom of humanity. Addressed to Laurentius, the text responds to his inquiries and is structured around the three virtues, while also refuting various heresies without naming them. The work also features an exposition on the Lord’s Prayer and a discourse on the nature of Christian love, making it an essential resource for theological reflection.