| Sumario: | Heidegger rejects the idea of a christian philosophy, as
long as he considers that the notion of God, set by the traditional
Metaphysics, does not result compatible with “the divine God".
On the contrary, the thinking of the being, as the philosopher of
Freibourg understands, is proposed by him as an approach to
the manifestation of the sacred, and in the end of God itself. This
paper tries to show how the consideration of faith and reason as
incompatible positions is based not only in some important
misconceptions supported by Heidegger as regards the precedent
Metaphysics, but also it may be unable to provide to the becoming
thinking the chance to achieve a more faithful approximation to
God.
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