Introduction: Time
Fall 2016
Time
Technology and Time
Michael Hanby“[T]ime is fundamentally a question of an order of being in which we are at home.”
Being, Gift, Self-Gift (Part Two)
David L. Schindler“Participation in love, which takes the form of responsive generosity, defines one’s most basic act as a creature.”
Giving Time: The Trinitarian Origin of Created Spatio-Temporality
Ferdinand Ulrich“In the midst of the empty present of the lost son, the Father is the liberating ‘today’ of the ever-greater future of love.”
“Once upon a Time”: Preserving the Past in a Presence Open to the Future
Ferdinand Ulrich“Freedom is only free for the future by virtue of a fulfilled present that is grounded in the past.”