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RAÉL HADLEYREVEREND · AUTHOR · THINKER
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A Finite Life Can Be Whole

A life can be complete within its finite form without becoming the metaphysical Whole. Finitude is not itself a verdict of failure.

Rev. Raél Hadley · The Inheritance of Existence
FROM THE MANUSCRIPT

The distinction

A life can be complete within its finite form without becoming the metaphysical Whole. Finitude is not itself a verdict of failure.

The Inheritance of Existence, manuscript p. 189. Editorial paraphrase of the supporting distinction.

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