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But after this has been said, and while this is done, one should, as [a] theologian, be completely un-irritated by these processes and be certain of the fact that the ultimate itself is a screen which makes all these attempts alone meaningful, and for that very reason the problem is not to reject these attempts and to prove the truth of special contents, but to point to this one fundamental experience, which I have called "ultimate concern^b."^a