from "Heart for the Future" essay (available at www.tesm.edu) --
..."The 'present,' or present moment, on the other hand, is an abstraction. It is a construct that disappears into thin air the moment it is objectified. For the non-Christian, the present is a repetition of the past, a constant being-pulled-backwards. For the Christian, the present is a creature of the future, deriving its vibrancy, its meaning, and its value entirely from what lies ahead."
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A Heart for the Future
Since the article is almost impossible to find on the Tesm site.
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