...the promise of solution if the proper data and methods of analysis are applied. As Marcel points out. "a genuine problem is subject to an appropriate technique...defined: whereas a mystery. by definition. transcends even conceivable technique. It is. no doubt. always possible tlogically and psychologicallyl to degrade...

...language, its character of being linguistically overburdened.' Turner, The Darkness of God, p. zo. A genuine problem is subject to an appropriate technique...perhaps be discovered in a kind of corruption of the intelligence.*4 In confronting the raw enigma of our human existence, the riddle of the cosmos and...

...distinction between what is in me and what is before me loses its meaning and its initial validity. A genuine problem is subject to an appropriate technique...definition, transcends every conceivable technique" (Gabriel Marcel, Being and Having, trans. Katharine Farrer [Westminster: Dacre Press, 1949] 1 17)....