Does Christina’s mysticism correspond with Augustine’s understanding of faith?

PLEASE BE AWARE: this is only a writing class, so essay structure is the most important thing. TA always grade on if you have a clear thesis statement, clear and logical topic sentence for every paragraph, a counterargument paragraph and a clear conclusion. PLEASE follow the essay checklist and paragraph structure as attached below.Respond to one of the following prompts. A counterargument is required. 1. In Confessions, Augustine concludes that faith is a suprarational and mystical connection to God. Christina the Astonishing’s suprarational behavior made her a famous medieval mystic. Does Christina’s mysticism correspond with Augustine’s understanding of faith?2. In Part IV of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Gawain (the character) blames women for the sins of men: “Yet all were charmed and changed / by wily womankind. / I suffered just the same, / so clear me of my crime” (2425–8). Would the Gawain Poet (the author) and Marie de France agree with this statement? Please use at least two different laid.3. In Confessions, Augustine realizes that virtue and perfection are not the same thing. While humans should strive to be virtuous, only God is perfect. Similarly, Gawain (the character) demonstrates that even the most virtuous knight is not perfect. According to Augustine and the Gawain Poet (the author), what makes a person virtuous?Only cite from the assigned editions and sections of the texts following the example in “Formatting Citations and Quotations” in the Humanities Program Writing Handbook.