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“Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.”1The Fleeting Nature of the “Present” Gerhart B. Ladner, in his work The Idea of Reform, examines in some detail St. Augustine’s theory of time. He writes, “How can we experience time if it is continuously passing? This is the problem of time inContinue reading “Time”

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