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The Problem of Self-Love in St. Augustine Manly P. Hall It is the story ofThe primal destruction of man was self love. There is no one who does not love himself; but one must search for the right love and avoid the warped. Indeed you did not love yourself when you did not love the God who made you. These three sentences set side by side show why the problem of self love in St. Augustine of Hippo constitutes a problem. Self love is loving God; it is also hating God. Self love is common to all men; it is restricted to those