We celebrated Epiphany last Sunday. We will celebrate the Baptism of Jesus next Sunday then the following Monday we begin “Ordinary Time.” There’s something going on here—actually many things going on here—that cannot be summed up with Google Calendar and a wristwatch.
Google Calendar and wristwatch time is what philosopher Charles Taylor calls “secular time”: It’s 10 AM. I have a meeting at two this afternoon. The corporate quarter ends on January 30. The year is 2020.
But is that all there is to time? Is it merely an empty expanse of moments that we fill or is there—as Taylor suggests—something more to time, something that, as he puts it, gathers and reorders secular time?
Dr. Jeremy Holmes has thought a great deal about the nature of time and is our guest this week on The After Dinner Scholar.
Education at a Distance: Successes, Difficulties, and Lessons Learned with Dean Kyle Washut
Music, Worship, and Theology by Dr. Stanley Grove
Alexandre Solzhenitsyn "A World Split Apart": A Conversation Between Dr. Virginia Arbery and Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos
Learning to Love Poetry with Dr. Glenn Arbery
20th Century Music: Sounds that Kill, Sounds that Give Life, and No Sounds at All by Dr. Stanley Grove
John Keats "The Eve of St. Agnes": A Conversation Between Dr. Glenn Arbery and Dr. Tiffany Schubert
Faith and Reason in Dei Filius with Dr. Kent Lasnoski and Dr. Jeremy Holmes
Into the Lenten Desert: 7) “How to Perform Scripture: Lectio Divina and Reading with the Heart” by Dr. Jason Baxter
Sickness, Separation, Grief, and Holy Week by Prof. Kyle Washut
Into the Lenten Desert: 6) “Praying with the Whole World: Evagrios and ‘Natural Contemplation’” by Dr. Jason Baxter
Michael Behe and Irreducible Complexity with Dr. Scott Olsson and Dr. Jeremy Holmes
Into the Lenten Desert: 5) “Dionysius the Areopagite and the Darkness of God” by Dr. Jason Baxter
St. John Henry Newman on the Theotokos with Prof. Kyle Washut and Dr. Jeremy Holmes
Into the Lenten Desert 4) “Augustine’s Restless Heart and the Inward Turn: What Augustine Learned from the Pagans” by Dr. Jason Baxter
“Only on the bright edges of the world”: Man and Landscape in Willa Cather’s Death Comes for the Archbishop with Ms Catherine Stypa
Into the Lenten Desert: 3) "Pagans Grope Toward God: Piety and Prayer in Classical Antiquity" by Dr. Jason Baxter
"The World is Too Much with Us": The Romantic Poetry of William Wordsworth with Dr. Tiffany Schubert
Into the Lenten Desert: 2) "How Did We Get Here: Why We Need the Medieval Masters" by Dr. Jason Baxter
The Oresteia: Vengence, Fury, and Justice with Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos
Into the Lenten Desert: 1) The Soul from Whom God Hides Nothing by Dr. Jason Baxter
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