HEIDEGGER, THE INSTANT OF GOD'S PASSAGE IN THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

This papaer deals with the importance of some words referred to time that Heidegger mentions in his work Beitrage zur Philosophie, when he speaks about the ultimate God's signals. Firstly, the reader is introduced briefly into the book and into Heidegger 's opinion about Judeo-Christian religion, to then deal with a detailed exam about words which could indicate us how the passage of the ultimate God is. In order to enlight "been" and "run its course" we 'll refer to Heidegger himself, for "kairos" and "parousia" we 'll see parts of Saint Paul's preaching and about the "instant" we'll read verses of two Holderlin's poems which illustrate clearly the feeling of divine absence and the fleeting passage.