His Diremption of human nature was absolute.
"Edward Caldwell Moore Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant"
Edward Moore
"Nor," he continues, "has he clearly marked off the functions of his two efficient forces, nay, he has so confounded them that at times it is Discord that through separation leads to new unions, and Love that through union causes Diremption of that which was before."
"A Short History of Greek Philosophy"
John Marshall
The Platonic and Neo-Platonic 'matter,' a principle of Diremption or individuation, like time and space for Schopenhauer, was an attempt to solve this problem; but something more positive seemed to be needed as the source of the stronger manifestations of evil.
"Schopenhauer"
Thomas Whittaker