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    Romulus and Remus founded Rome after having an augury where Romulus saw 12 birds and Remus saw 6 birds. Romulus took this as a sign that he should rule. When Remus later jumped over one of the city's walls that Romulus was building, an angered Romulus killed his brother. The document then contrasts the city of man, characterized by self-love and false peace, with the city of God, characterized by selfless love and everlasting peace. It outlines how original sin can lead to injustice, disputes over private property, and human slavery. Finally, it provides attributes of a good Christian leader and justification for war, as well as a path to achieving true peace.

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    Romulus and Remus founded Rome after having an augury where Romulus saw 12 birds and Remus saw 6 birds. Romulus took this as a sign that he should rule. When Remus later jumped over one of the city's walls that Romulus was building, an angered Romulus killed his brother. The document then contrasts the city of man, characterized by self-love and false peace, with the city of God, characterized by selfless love and everlasting peace. It outlines how original sin can lead to injustice, disputes over private property, and human slavery. Finally, it provides attributes of a good Christian leader and justification for war, as well as a path to achieving true peace.

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    Romulus and Remus founded Rome after having an augury where Romulus saw 12 birds and Remus saw 6 birds. Romulus took this as a sign that he should rule. When Remus later jumped over one of the city's walls that Romulus was building, an angered Romulus killed his brother. The document then contrasts the city of man, characterized by self-love and false peace, with the city of God, characterized by selfless love and everlasting peace. It outlines how original sin can lead to injustice, disputes over private property, and human slavery. Finally, it provides attributes of a good Christian leader and justification for war, as well as a path to achieving true peace.

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    Mythical Rome

    -Romulus and Remus: desire to pursue the importance/destiny that they should rule
    -Palentine Hill and Aventine Hill: where they built their stuff
    -Augury of Birds:
    Remus: 6 Birds leading to the way
    Romulus: 12 birds leading to the way
    =What Romulus did to Remus

    Historically: Military Expansion, Expansive Conquest


    What Romulus did to Remus?
    Meanwhile, Romulus began to build a wall on his hill, which Remus decided to jump
    over. Angered by his brother's action, Romulus killed him.

    The Two Cities

    The City of Man


    -self-love > damnation
    -the curse of Cain
    -false peace of MAN
    -untrustworthy, incompentend, and miserable

    The City of God


    -selfless love > salvation
    -the blessing of Abel
    -everlasting peace

    Original Sin and Concupiscence (Tend to Sin)


    1. Political Dominion: Injustice of man of and from their state
    2. Private Property: All belongs to God
    3. Human Slavery: Subdue the Earth, not humanity

    Sin brings Suffering makes us DAMNED

    State Leadership with God


    1. Seven Virtues of a Christian Leader: Humility, Pious, Charity, Chastity,
    Gratitude, Temperance, Patience, Diligence
    2. Four-Point Justification of War: self-defense, last resort, rescue the
    innocent, and not for power
    3. Map to Peace
    -False Peace > Earthly Peace + "Hope" = Everlasting Peace
    -Tranquility of Order: Personal Peace + Civil Peace = Divine Peace

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