VII. Michael-Christ in Man

Hence the tendency arises, not to let this form of knowledge and of life enter into anything which has to do with Man's supersensible being, or indeed with the supersensible world at all. The latter is made into a field of knowledge, set apart from that which is attainable by human powers of cognition. As against the field of what is knowable, another—extra-scientific, or super-scientific—field is marked off for revelation by Faith.