What is the philosophy of Dialectical Incarnation?

Dialectical Incarnation is a philosophy which identifies a unity found in the infinite and diverse particularities (both "spiritual" and "material") of the universe, i.e. the totality of reality. This thesis is aimed at clarifying the understanding that seeming opposing concepts, such as spirit and matter, transcendent and immanent, divine and human, are distinct "conditions of the possibility"http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_philosophy_of_Dialectical_Incarnation&action=edit§ion=new#_ftn1 but are never separate in actual reality. Dialectical Incarnation has the direct intention of breaking down the dualism of the past by indicating that such separation is merely an illusion and that all reality can now be understood as a synthesis of bi-polar concepts. All of reality is a single dialectical entity, and this is incarnation.
---- http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_philosophy_of_Dialectical_Incarnation&action=edit§ion=new#_ftnref1 "condition of the possibility" is the term Kant uses to clarify the use of categories in human knowledge. It was a great insight when he developed his dialectical philosophy. I will no longer put it in quotes in that it has become a fairly used philosophical phrase.