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ACT 2 OF 4

Mind, freedom, and faith

The certain self, freedom within necessity, the limits of experience, and the paradox of faith diverge.

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1843CopenhagenPublication

THE QUESTION IN THIS SCENE

Published pseudonymously in Copenhagen, Fear and Trembling presents faith as an unresolved ethical paradox.

Kierkegaard — Faith as a paradox not reducible to ethics

If Abraham's action cannot be explained by universal ethics, is faith a higher justification or a publicly unverifiable danger?

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Søren Kierkegaard
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Locator: Bibliography, Fear and Trembling, Copenhagen 1843
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