This anthology deals with the work of Augustinus Wucherer-Huldenfelds, one of Austria's most prominent philosophers of the late 20th and early 21st century. His thinking sets out from initial human experience by way of a newly conceived phenomenological hermeneutical method. Wucherer-Huldenfeld develops a fundamental ontology that takes European conceptions of thinking of being and thinking of origin further and merges them into a philosophical theology and religious philosophy. The contributors deal with what according to Wucherer-Huldenfelds philosophy is an essential relationship between...