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Saint Augustine does not specifically identify one particular group or individual who is trying to make Christianity a scapegoat. However, in his work "City of God, " Augustine defends Christianity against various accusations and criticisms made by pagan critics and heretics who blamed Christians for various ills in society, including the fall of Rome and natural disasters. Augustine argues that Christianity is not responsible for these problems, and instead offers a vision of a just and righteous society in which Christians and non-Christians can live together in harmony.
Augustine's defense of Christianity in "City of God" remains an influential work of Christian theology and apologetics to this
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Saint Augustine does not specifically identify one particular group or individual who is trying to make Christianity a scapegoat. However, in his work "City of God," Augustine defends Christianity against various accusations and criticisms made by pagan critics and heretics who blamed Christians for various ills in society, including the fall of Rome and natural disasters. Augustine argues that Christianity is not responsible for these problems, and instead offers a vision of a just and righteous society in which Christians and non-Christians can live together in harmony. Augustine's defense of Christianity in "City of God" remains an influential work of Christian theology and apologetics to this day.

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