The Absolute idea (n.) is Being, imperishable Life, self-knowing Truth, and it is all Truth.
The Absolute idea (n.) is the Idea that has become its own object — the noesis noeseos, thought thinking itself, which Aristotle already called its highest form.
The Absolute idea (n.) is like the old man who speaks the same religious statements as the child, but for whom they hold the meaning of his entire life.
The Absolute idea (n.) invites hollow praise, as if here everything must give itself up; its true content is nothing but the whole system we have travelled.
Absolute idea (n.) alone is being, imperishable life and self-knowing truth; all else is error, confusion, opinion, striving, caprice and transitoriness.
The Absolute idea (n.) alone is being, imperishable life, self-knowing truth, and is all truth; all else is error, confusion, opinion, endeavour, caprice and transitoriness.