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Pagina 127
But this I can perceive , that the young girl's conviction is mere levity in
comparison with the firmness faith displays , nothwithstanding it has perceived
the impossibility . Whenever I essay to make this movement , I turn giddy , the
very instant I ...
But this I can perceive , that the young girl's conviction is mere levity in
comparison with the firmness faith displays , nothwithstanding it has perceived
the impossibility . Whenever I essay to make this movement , I turn giddy , the
very instant I ...
Pagina 230
This is a decisive criterion for faith , and the interest in question is not just a little
curiosity , but an absolute dependence upon faith's object . The object of faith is
the reality of another , and the relationship is one of infinite interest . The object of
...
This is a decisive criterion for faith , and the interest in question is not just a little
curiosity , but an absolute dependence upon faith's object . The object of faith is
the reality of another , and the relationship is one of infinite interest . The object of
...
Pagina 297
But when it is a duty to love , there no test is needed and the insulting stupidity of
wishing to test is superfluous ; since love is higher than any proof , it has already
more than met the test , in the same sense that faith “ more than conquers ...
But when it is a duty to love , there no test is needed and the insulting stupidity of
wishing to test is superfluous ; since love is higher than any proof , it has already
more than met the test , in the same sense that faith “ more than conquers ...
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EITHEROR 1843 | 19 |
TWO EDIFYING DISCOURSES 1843 | 108 |
FEAR AND TREMBLING 1843 | 116 |
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