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The past is settled and definite while the future is what we and others are about to settle, to make lTIOre more definite than it already is.

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There are the two aspects of existence, possibility and actuality; and the necessarily existing existent that has both aspects in eminent or unsurpassable fonn form is, in its unactualized possibility, infinite and unlimited, but also completely unactualized, and is, in its actuality, necessarily limited, even if not also fragmentary.

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