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Human awareness (or consciousness) cannot escape time. Rather, it is molded by it. Moreover, if awareness is to be aware of anything, it must presuppose space as well as time.

There are seven categories inclusive of the human condition: past, present, and future are inclusive of all human relationships to Time. There is no fourth. Similarly, the relations of the self to God (I-You), to itself (I-I), to others (I-you), and to the world (I-it) are inclusive of all fundamental existential relationships to Being. There is no commensurable fifth.

Our purpose here is to explore these boundaries of man, his spacio-temporal dimensions from a phenomenological (the study of the law of cause and effect) and a theological perspective, with the hope of providing answers to his predicament and promise.

Reference: Thomas C. Oden, The Structure of Awareness

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