Hegel

Becoming entails that nothing not remain nothing, but that it pass over into its other, being.

For sophistry is an argumentation derived from a baseless presupposition rashly accepted without critique

The limit is the mediation in virtue of which something and other each both is and is not.

What ought to be is, and at the same time is not. If it were, it would not be what merely ought to be.

God is therefore for himself, in so far he is himself that which is for him.