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What does the term 'chronos' refer to in the context of time management?
What does the term 'chronos' refer to in the context of time management?
- Qualitative perception of time
- Sequential and quantitative measurement of time (correct)
- Religious or spiritual moments
- The experience of time in personal relationships
What is indicated by the term 'kairos' as described in the passage?
What is indicated by the term 'kairos' as described in the passage?
- A steady schedule of events
- A measurement of time based on atomic clocks
- An opportunity to recognize significant moments (correct)
- A method for counting past and future events
David McCullough describes the digital watch as a symbol of which issue?
David McCullough describes the digital watch as a symbol of which issue?
- Insufficient focus on spiritual life
- An effective tool for managing stress
- Imbalance in the understanding of time (correct)
- Overemphasis on long-term planning
What does the quote from Elizabeth Barrett Browning suggest about the perception of time?
What does the quote from Elizabeth Barrett Browning suggest about the perception of time?
What is the primary focus when 'winding the clock' according to the sixth habit?
What is the primary focus when 'winding the clock' according to the sixth habit?
What does Lombardi time emphasize about punctuality?
What does Lombardi time emphasize about punctuality?
How does the passage suggest one should manage their calendar?
How does the passage suggest one should manage their calendar?
Who created the sculpture of Clio that stands above the Car of History clock?
Who created the sculpture of Clio that stands above the Car of History clock?
What is the significance of Simon Willard's clock as mentioned by David McCullough?
What is the significance of Simon Willard's clock as mentioned by David McCullough?
According to the content, how is time described in relation to God?
According to the content, how is time described in relation to God?
Which concept did John Piper warn against in relation to perceptions of time?
Which concept did John Piper warn against in relation to perceptions of time?
What aspect of time does David McCullough emphasize as critically important for managing life?
What aspect of time does David McCullough emphasize as critically important for managing life?
What does the concept of 'chronological snobbery' imply?
What does the concept of 'chronological snobbery' imply?
What does the content suggest is God's role in relation to time?
What does the content suggest is God's role in relation to time?
What does 'burying dead yesterdays' imply in the context of time management?
What does 'burying dead yesterdays' imply in the context of time management?
Flashcards
Linear Time
Linear Time
The perception of time as a linear progression from past to present to future, a concept created by humans to organize and understand experiences.
God's Omnipresence
God's Omnipresence
The idea that God exists outside of the bounds of time and is present in all moments simultaneously.
Divine Orchestration
Divine Orchestration
The belief that God has a plan for every moment and is intentionally positioning individuals in the right place at the right time.
Winning the Day
Winning the Day
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Chronological Snobbery
Chronological Snobbery
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Preceding Good Works
Preceding Good Works
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Ordering of Footsteps
Ordering of Footsteps
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Chronos Time
Chronos Time
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Theological Underpinnings of Time
Theological Underpinnings of Time
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Kairos Time
Kairos Time
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Wind the Chronos Clock
Wind the Chronos Clock
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Wind the Kairos Clock
Wind the Kairos Clock
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Imbalanced Outlook
Imbalanced Outlook
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Hurry
Hurry
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Regret
Regret
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Study Notes
The Car of History Clock
- The Car of History clock in Statuary Hall, US Capitol, is a significant piece of art.
- It was created by Carlo Franzoni.
- The clockwork was installed by Simon Willard in 1837.
- Clio, the Muse of history, stands above the clock, holding a book.
- David McCullough highlighted the clock as teaching about past, present and future.
Time and God
- Time is a human construct; although God created time.
- God exists outside the limitations of space and time.
- A day for God is like a thousand years to humans.
- God is preparing good works for individuals in advance.
- God guides people's actions.
- God is preparing tomorrows (future events).
The Importance of Time Management; Past, Present and Future
- A right relationship with time is vital for success.
- Past mistakes and future hopes are valuable for making positive choices.
- Understanding God's role in shaping time and opportunities is crucial.
- John Piper cautioned against chronological snobbery (judging value based on age/time period).
- Truth, beauty, and goodness aren't determined by their existence in time.
- David McCullough critiques modern technology (digital watch); it focuses only on now, not future/past.
- Time is relative, and minutes are relative to the moments, that are created within it.
Two Types of Time: Chronos and Kairos
- Chronos refers to clock time, managing time effectively.
- Kairos prioritizes "redeeming the time" and recognizing important opportunities.
- Kairos focuses on quality experiences, not just quick achievement.
- Chronos involves managing schedules (calendar control)
- Kairos uses intuition (perceiving Holy Spirit promptings)
- Kairos values moments over minutes
- Example "Kairos" practice - be 15 min early is an example of Chronos, the journey itself is Kairos
The Sixth Habit and Applying Time-Management Strategies
- The sixth habit, "wind the clock," balances chronos and kairos.
- Maximize both minutes and moments, while relating to eternity.
- Being completely aware of the present moment
- The ancient Greeks had two words for time (chronos and kairos).
- Kairos is equally important and sometimes less obvious.
- Focus on Kairos because it is less natural
- Finding purpose in both timeframes (minutes and moments)
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