Science vs Faith

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Philosophy

 

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Jerrold F

 

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July 20, 2015

 

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University

 

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Unlike Hegel, he emphasizes on subjectivity, rather than objectivity. “Objectively, reflection is directed to the problem of whether this object is the true God” (Kierkegaard 302). An objective approach to God would be to look outside and try to find God, with the aid of reason and empirical evidence...
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An objective approach is the ‘what’ approach to God. Kierkegaard claims such an approach is blasphemous. He feels that one needs to have faith in the existence of God and the existence of God can only be proved if it is presumed that God exists. “Subjectively, reflection is directed to the question whether the individual is related to a something in such a manner that his relationship is in truth a God-relationship” (Kierkegaard 302)...
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