Augustine does not condemn all observation of the natural, but he does condemn seeking knowledge of the created world for its own sake and for the achievement of having understood it, rather than for what it can reveal about its creator.
St. Augustine’s Confessions – Summary and Analysis Book 10: Chapters 26-34
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