We Make A Space Inside Ourselves, So

Body', 'soul', And 'spirit' May Designate Phenomenal Domains Which Can Be Detached As Themes For Definite Investigations; Within Certain Limits Their Ontological Indefiniteness May Not Be Important. When, However, We Come To The Question Of Man's Being, This Is Not Something We Can Simply Compute By Adding Together Those Kinds Of Being Which Body, Soul, And Spirit Respectively Possess--kinds Of Being Whose Nature Has Not As Yet Been Determined. And Even If We Should Attempt Such An Ontological Procedure, Some Idea Of The Being Of The Whole Must Be Presupposed.

Being And Time Determine Each Other Reciprocally, But In Such A Manner That Neither Can The Former - Being - Be Addressed As Something Temporal Nor Can The Latter - Time - Be Addressed As A Being.

We Would Like Only, For Once, To Get To Where We Are Already.

What Seems Natural To Us Is Probably Just Something Familiar In A Long Tradition That Has Forgotten The Unfamiliar Source From Which It Arose. And Yet This Unfamiliar Source Once Struck Man As Strange And Caused Him To Think And To Wonder.

Questioning Is The Piety Of Thought.