Briefly describe augustine and hippos early life

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A. Briefly describe Augustine and Hippo's early life (Childhood and education) and his achievements as one of the best Church fathers.

B. How would you describe Augustine's influence while studying in Carthage, Milan, etc., and before Italy's greatest bishop, Ambrose, which challenged Augustine's perspective of Christianity?

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