Homo Abyssus Ch. 6 - The Unfolding of Being in the Three Ontological Moments of Reality, Ideality, and Bonicity

Homo Abyssus: The Drama of the Question of Being by Ferdinand Ulrich. Translated by D.C. Schindler Note - Exinanitio means Kenosis Ch. 5 - The Unfolding of Being in the Three Ontological Moments of Reality, Ideality, and Bonicity 1. Ideating Reason and the Ideality of Being in the Dimension of the Movement of Finalization A. The Ambiguity of the "Nothing" as Reason's Basic Measure B. The Absolute Step to Reality and Ideality through the Neutralizing of the Necessary Sense of Being C. Toward the Indifferentiation of the Necessary Sense of Being D. The Unfolding of Being in Light of Supernatural Revelation 2. The Resolution of the Crisis of Being "beyond" the Dimension of Participation A. Being as "the First Created Things" and the Positive Reality B. Participation and Causality as Rooted in the Necessary Sense of Being C. Participation and the Uncaused Character of Being as Being D. The Exemplar Causality of Being 3. Being in the Unfolding of Ideality and Reality A. The Procession and Positing of the Principles in the Dimension of Ideality and Reality: Toward the Hidden Unfolding of Modern Metaphysics i. Essence "Juxtaposed" to Being ii. The Isolation of the Essence as Being's "Ideal Vacillation" B. The Reality of Being and the Participation in Being through "Similarity" and "Composition" C. Reality and the Ideality Mediated by Finite Reason 4. Reality, Ideality, and Bonicity