Following Plato, Augustine also argued for a temporal, sensible existence of material objects.

Through the body, man experiences his temporal existence.

The work at hand was "The Creation," Haydn's great oratorio that conveys an Enlightenment view of the first week of temporal existence.

"This temporal existence is a burden and a punishment, an ordeal to be endured so we may earn an eternity in the company of Christ," the abbot frequently lectured his monks.

The trinitarian presence takes into account the ultimate reality of Christ's eternal and temporal existence.

Heidegger seems to think this is the way that a linear relationship with time, or temporal existence, is broken or transcended.

His timeless essence permeates the temporal existence.

Eichwoor explained how he was so fortunate as to be able to come back, at least to some degree, to a temporal existence.

This period was marked by an intolerable duality between the opposed worlds of the God and temporal existence, spirit and matter, action and thought.

The reason for involution is Delight - the Delight of Being (the Spirit or Absolute) moving to Delight of Becoming (temporal existence, the cosmos).