Possibile e impossibile

Tra Barth e Heidegger

Abstract

Going back to the Daseinsanalyse, every possible project reveals its groundlessness: the being-there constitutes itself as being-for-death. Heidegger’s work excludes just that impossible: the possibility to not to die. In Barth’s work the impossible, after all, exists. The great qualitative difference between God and the world opens to faith, which, according to Heidegger, is still among possible projects. In the space between faith and project, you play the distress of the Church