"Heidegger was in error, and for the most surprising of reasons: because he, perhaps more than any other philosopher in Western thought, was oblivious of the difference between being and beings."David Bentley Hart, "The offering of names: metaphysics, nihilism, and analogy" (2005), in The hidden and the manifest: essays in theology and metaphysics (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2017), 9 (1-44).
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