The Absurd is that the eternal truth has come into existence in time, that God has come into existence, has been born, has grown up, etc., has come into existence exactly as an individual human being, indistinguishable from any other human being.
The Absurd is a temporal, not a spatial feeling which refers primarily to the disappearance of the sense of continuity in our day.
The Absurd is the conflict between man's inherent search for meaning and man's inherent inability to ever discover it.
The Absurd is that upon which the world stands, and without absurdities perhaps nothing at all would happen.
The Absurd is not to be found within the understanding. It is not identical with the improbable, the unexpected, the unforeseen.
The Absurd is (as paradox) composed in such a way that it is a symbol, a riddle, over which reason has no power at all to dissolve it in nonsense and prove that it is nonsense.
The Absurd is a concept whereby it is precisely grasping the fact that it cannot and must not be grasped.