The Fall of Human Beings, the Finality of Mortality

The fall of human beings, the fall of all life in a sense, is really mortality. And that's just, I think that's for him, too correlates with his ethical principle about not wanting to be this absolute complete individual. That itself is a kind of death by other means than this natural quote unquote process. We're entangled with necessity, because these principles, according to Shelling, are cosmic, they're primordial, they're in everything.