the heart's reasons

Jesus Christ, countless times in his discourses, speaks of themes that are dear to philosophers and about which these thinkers study, up to the present day, in search of meaning and understanding. Christ, however, quotes them with the naturalness of one who has all the understanding and power over them. According to the Holy Scriptures, He does so because He is God (John 20:26-29; Romans 9:5; Philippians 2:5,6; Titus 2:11-13) and in Him are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge" (Colossians 2:3). In one of His last conversations with His disciples, for example, He commands them to go into all the world preaching the gospel and gives them the assurance that He would be with them "to the end of time" (Matthew 28:16-20). One can observe in this statement of Jesus, specifically "end time", a relation to the question of History, studied by philosophers in the Philosophy of History. What is History? What is its meaning? For these scholars, understandin