When Reason And Unreason Come Into Contact,

Set Religion Free, And A New Humanity Will Begin.

One Of The Two Is Almost Always A Prevailing Tendency Of Every Author: Either Not To Say Some Things Which Certainly Should Be Said, Or To Say Many Things Which Did Not Need To Be Said. The First Is The Original Sin Of Synthetic Natures, The Latter Of Analytical Natures.

One Mentions Many Artists Who Are Actually Art Works Of Nature.

The Difference Between Religion And Morality Lies Simply In The Classical Division Of Things Into The Divine And The Human, If One Only Interprets This Correctly.

The Naive Which Is Simultaneously Beautiful, Poetic, And Idealistic, Must Be Both Intention And Instinct. The Essence Of Intention, In This Sense, Is Freedom. Consciousness Is Far From Intention. There Is A Certain Enamoured Contemplation Of One's Own Naturalness Or Silliness Which Itself Is Unspeakably Silly. Intention Does Not Necessarily Require A Profound Calculation Or Plan.