The Poet Knows Himself Only On The

A Great Philosopher In The Wrong Is Like A Beacon On The Reefs Which Says To Seamen: Steer Clear Of Me.

Western Humanism Has Religious And Transcendent Sources Without Which It Is Incomprehensible To Itself.

The Poet Knows Himself Only On The Condition That Things Resound In Him, And That In Him, At A Single Awakening, They And He Come Forth Together Out Of Sleep.

The Only Artist Who Does Not Deserve Respect Is The One Who Works To Please The Public, For Commercial Success Or For Official Success.

In Point Of Fact, Western Philosophy Has Never Set Itself Free Of Christianity: Wherever Christianity Did Not Have A Hand In The Construction Of Modern Philosophy It Served Instead As A Stumbling Block.