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In his autobiographical work, Saint Augustine, a Christian theologian, philosopher, and church leader, a prominent representative of Western patristics, invites the reader to a joint journey through a labyrinth of reflection and deeply intimate revelations to make a unique and personal discovery of God's truths.

The main themes of the work:

the return of the prodigal son to his father's house;finding, after a long and dramatic search, the only and unchanging truth;.

Augustine himself expressed the leading thought at the beginning of his Confessions: “You created us for yourself, and our heart does not rest until it rests in you.