A Kierkegaard AnthologyPrinceton University Press, 1951 - 494 pagine |
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Pagina 127
... eternal consciousness is my love to God , and for me this is higher than everything . For the act of resignation faith is not required , but it is needed when it is a case of acquiring the very least thing more than my eternal ...
... eternal consciousness is my love to God , and for me this is higher than everything . For the act of resignation faith is not required , but it is needed when it is a case of acquiring the very least thing more than my eternal ...
Pagina 218
... eternal truth and existence are placed in juxtaposition with one another ; each time the fact of existence is ... eternal by way of recol- lection . If it was paradoxical to posit the eternal truth in relationship to an existing ...
... eternal truth and existence are placed in juxtaposition with one another ; each time the fact of existence is ... eternal by way of recol- lection . If it was paradoxical to posit the eternal truth in relationship to an existing ...
Pagina 442
... eternal is not really a thing , but is the way in which it is acquired . The eternal is acquired in one way , and the eternal is different from everything else precisely for the fact that it can be acquired only in one single way ...
... eternal is not really a thing , but is the way in which it is acquired . The eternal is acquired in one way , and the eternal is different from everything else precisely for the fact that it can be acquired only in one single way ...
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