15

"Who can think of anything wise or stupid that has not already been invented by someone before?"

16

In this regard, I have to briefly repeat what I said in the book "Light in the Darkness".

17

There are tears for (other's) misfortunes (Latin).

18

"If we condemn and judge, then the essence remains unaffected" (French).

19

For the whole sky, for the distance from the earth to the sky (Latin).

20

In this last part of the reflection of this chapter, I had to briefly repeat the idea I substantiated in detail in the book "Light in the Darkness", Chapter 4.

21

In the following, I must again briefly repeat the ideas I developed in detail in the book "Light in the Darkness".

22

"Where a person is silent in suffering, there God grants me the ability to speak about my pain" (in German).

23

Of another, namely, social, significance of the law shall have to be spoken of below, in a different connection.

24

Human law, divine law (Latin).

25

I have tried to substantiate this thesis in a general form as a universal principle of "antinomian monodualism" in my book The Incomprehensible. Paris, 1939.

26

Ultimately, in the end (French).

27

Reconciliation of the irreconcilable (Latin).

28

F. Barry. "Failures and Opportunities," an article in the excellent collection Christianity and the Crisis. London, 1933.