This document presents a list of four proposed lecture topics by the Czech philosopher Dr. Ladislav Hejdánek for a seminar led by Professor Honnefelder in Bonn, dated June 1992. The first topic addresses the history of a specific Czech tradition regarding the conception of truth, which differentiates itself from classical Greek foundations. The second proposal explores modernity and the prospects of postmodern philosophy, referencing the ideas of Friedrich Nietzsche. The third theme examines the relationship between faith and thinking, specifically the possibility of conducting a purely philosophical reflection on faith. The final point investigates the question of non-objective intentionality, defining faith as a response to the not-yet of the approaching future. Together, these themes reflect Hejdánek’s lifelong engagement with phenomenology, ontology, and the philosophy of religion. They emphasize the dynamic role of the human subject in relation to the future and represent a distinctive Czech philosophical approach that seeks to integrate religious and secular thought within the broader European intellectual tradition.