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kierkegaard's view on faith

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February 20, 2013

 

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Faith to Kierkegaard is even paradoxical. "Precisely because resignation is antecedent, faith is no esthetic emotion but something far higher; it is not the spontaneous inclination of the heart but the paradox of existence" (Fear and Trembling, 19). Under the ethical, Abraham was going to commit murder...
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Under the ethical, Abraham was going to commit murder. Kierkegaard uses an example of a preacher going to him after the murder and screaming, "You despicable man, you scum of society, what devil has so possessed you that you want to murder your son" (Fear and Trembling, 10). He knows that murder cannot be ethically disclosed and wonders how that can be faith...
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