Cosmology Resources

Providence, Time & Destiny (Joseph Milne) These three files consist of a lecture given on Providence, Time & Destiny at the University of Kent, a critique of the lecture, and a response to the critique Providence Lecture Critique Response to Critique Thomas Aquinas Providence and free will On Providence and Law Heidegger: Metaphysics and Technology worldpicture HEIDEGGER ON TECHNOLOGY, ALIENATION AND DESTINY  by YU XUANMENG heidegger-technology On the Destiny of the Soul By F. S. Darrow, PH.D. destinysoul The last end of every creature is to attain to a likeness to God: therefore it would be contrary to providence to withdraw from a creature that whereby it attains the divine likeness. But a voluntary agent attains the divine likeness by acting freely, as it has been shown that there is free will in God (Aquinas)

Web page created by Joseph Milne (BA, PhD), honorary lecturer at the University of Kent at Canterbury, UK, Fellow of the Temenos Academy, Research Associate, International Institute of India Studies, Canada, Trustee of the Eckhart Society; special interests include philosophical hermeneutics, theological and philosophical anthropology and in particular Eriugena, Teilhard de Chardin and Paul Ricoeur; Advaita Vedanta, Christian mysticism, religious music and literature; Shakespeare and Christian Platonism; publications include numerous articles on Shakespeare, Meister Eckhart, Advaita Vedanta and Christian Platonism; contributor to Friend to Mankind: Marsilio Ficino 1433-1499, Michael Shepherd (ed.) (1999). Forthcoming: The Ground of Being (Temenos Academy, 2004)