In this short excerpt, noted Christian ethicist Stanley Hauerwas describes the integral link between peace and time:
Peace takes time. Put even more strongly, peace creates time by its steadfast refusal to force the other to submit in the name of order. Peace is not a static state but an activity which requires constant attention and care. An activity by its very nature takes place over time.
In fact, activity creates time, as we know how to characterize duration only by noting that we did this first, and then this second, and so on, until…
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