Moby Dick, Sailing Around The World

From Creation and Fall, p.14, Collier Books Macmillan Publishing Company New York, 1959 Thinking cannot answer its own las “why,” because an answer would again produce a “why.” The “why” is much more the expression for the beginning-less thinking par excellence. (Κατ’ εξοχαν) in German)))) note 1 Our thinking, that is, the thinking of the hose who must go to Christ to know of God, the thinking of fallen man has no beginning because it is a circle. We think in a circle. We feel and will in a circle. We exist in a circle. We might then say that in the case there is beginning everywhere. We could equally well say that there is no beginning at all.”