Focusing on the theme of creation, this analysis explores Augustine's Confessions as a cohesive literary work rather than a fragmented one. Ortiz argues that for Augustine, creation serves as an epiphany that illuminates the nature of God and humanity. This perspective reveals the underlying meaning and structure of the Confessions, providing a fresh interpretation that addresses its perceived lack of unity. Through this lens, the work becomes a profound exploration of existential and theological insights.
