Titlebook: Studies in the Philosophy of Kierkegaard; E. D. Klemke Book 1976 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1976 Christianity.Kierkegaard.Sö

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,Kierkegaard’s Views on Christianity,although it is in part a theoretical one, is also a more “practical’’ one: Kierkegaard’s views on Christianity. As we shall see, perhaps a more accurate formulation of the title might be: Kierkegaard’s views of Christendom versus Christianity.

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Kierkegaard, Logicality and the Christian Faith,t his views have been grossly distorted and misinterpreted by the readers of both sides. The following remarks are in the way of prolegomena to this subject and attempt to clarify some of the confusion which has been disseminated in the past years.

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,Kierkegaard’s Ethical Theory,rsubjectively valid ethical judgments are possible. The two are closely related. Indeed, the second is perhaps a more specific formulation of the first. The method of approaching each will differ, however.

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Kierkegaard and the Meaningfulness of Religious Statements, I do not see how a serious attempt at theology, or philosophy of religion, can fail to take cognizance of the philosophical controversy. I say this even though I am fully aware that the movement is not quite as vigorous as it once was and that it has been somewhat superseded by what is loosely referred to as Oxford analysis.

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E. D. Klemkework of MPAs); environmental degradation (including overfishing); reduced product value as a consequence of operating within an increasingly globalised market; and top-down managerial arrangements in combination with the heightened influence of other stakeholder groups. The internal obstacles includ

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