Word: nothingnessâ
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...firsthand," says a former White House staff member. "He doesn't read the papers raw very much." Observes TIME'S Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey: "There is about Nixon's presidency the feeling of theater. When the performance is over and the lights go out, there is an eerie nothingness???no heart, no feeling of movement or national momentum...
...been freed from the fear of demons, not realizing that it may be worse to have to fear himself. Many similarly rejoice that, to some extent, he has been freed from the fear of hellfire, not realizing that he has instead been condemned to the fear of nothingness???what Paul Tillich calls the fear of "nonbeing...
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