“If this had not been the case with Abraham, then perhaps he might have loved God but not believed; for he who loves God without faith reflects upon himself, he who loves God believingly reflects upon God.” — Kierkegaard, Søren Copy Share Image
“If this had not been the case with Abraham, then perhaps he might have loved God but not believed; for he who loves God… — Kierkegaard, Søren Copy Share
“If anyone thinks he has faith and yet is indifferent towards this possession, is neither cold nor hot, he can be certain that he… — Kierkegaard, Søren Copy Share
“It is now my intention to draw out from the story of Abraham the dialectical consequences inherent in it, expressing them in the form… — Kierkegaard, Søren Copy Share
“[T]he content of the discourse should be about loving the un-lovable object… The beloved and the friend are the immediate and direct objects of… — Kierkegaard, Søren Copy Share
“It is a question of discovering a truth which is truth for me, of finding the idea for which I am willing to live… — Kierkegaard, Søren Copy Share
