Kierkegaard on Faith, Reason, and Passion
Faith and Philosophy 28 (1):82-92 (2011)
| Abstract | Religious faith is often critiqued as irrational either because its beliefs do not rise to the level of knowledge as defined by some philosophical theory or because it rests on emotion rather than knowledge. Or both. Kierkegaard helps us to see how these arguments rest on a misunderstanding of all three terms: faith, reason, and emotion | |||||||||
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