But for good and ill he knew terror, and the anguish where his everyday life, other people proved their foolishness to him in their misuse of commonplace reason. Where he found faith to be about an obedience that was deep thought out, and highly personal, he also found people around him had no interest. And for us today we find it hard to believe, less in the Christianity that he aspired to believe in, more in how easy it is for any of us to become the carriers of the virus, Covid 19, in which it is even harder to obey the rules that stop it spreading. But the example and absurdity of Kierkagaard's life could have warned us that to not trust other people we have first to learn to not trust jn ourselves.... |
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