The mysterious eternal unspeakable "what is the negation" exists in all the words that characterize him.
Due to being restricted by his own limitations, man struggles to throw back on the timeline of the law of sufficient reason. People yearn for the ever-present "coverage" that exists within themselves, and when they cannot transcend this time, belief arises outside of words and oneself.
Man is a kind of thing that transcends man himself, and man is a kind of thing that man labors for. Man of all things needs a foundation, but the foundation appears and disappears in the absence of the foundation.
Man yearns for the "why" of the original "denial" of himself, so he creates his own transcendence in chasing this unattainable path. People need a "dependency", and "dependency" does not require a person, because He is outside and among people.
When people see the timeless existence appearing in front of people, the fear, panic, and astonishment generated from bottom to top arouse people's own awe and reverence. Therefore, people unknowingly deny themselves and at the same time Affirmation of the veiled thing.
The temporal characteristics of all intentions show that one is immersed in the appearance of that frightening thing, lost in the sinking and unable to persist in returning in understanding. At this time, people need to jump from "doubt" to "comprehension".
The time-limited beings' astonishment and astonishing recollection and incomprehensible self-doubts about the hidden, mysterious and deep things are directly guided and brought into "faith".
People need religion: they need "Messiah," "God," "Allah," and "Christ." They also need "truth," even the "gods" of ancient Greece. The dim light of flickering and flickering, that which has always been immersed in the long history of history beyond the man himself.
People need "faith", but what is "faith"? , what is a person? why? What is-Sein's question is that "belief" always needs to have the meaning of "why it is".
"God" creates "man", "man" creates "God", "world" creates "man", and "man" creates "world".
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