A Kierkegaard AnthologyPrinceton University Press, 1951 - 494 pagine |
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Pagina 415
... thee - then thou hast surely experienced how empty is the advice the world gives when it says , " Try to forget it ... thee and thou art fain to forget , in case thou art aware that earthly anxieties distress thee so that thou art fain ...
... thee - then thou hast surely experienced how empty is the advice the world gives when it says , " Try to forget it ... thee and thou art fain to forget , in case thou art aware that earthly anxieties distress thee so that thou art fain ...
Pagina 418
... thee back ? Ah , it is not I , my hearer , nor any other man , that says this to thee , or might presume to say it . No , every man has enough to do with saying this to himself . I do not know , my hearer , who thou art , how far He has ...
... thee back ? Ah , it is not I , my hearer , nor any other man , that says this to thee , or might presume to say it . No , every man has enough to do with saying this to himself . I do not know , my hearer , who thou art , how far He has ...
Pagina 425
... thee extenuation and excuse , leaving it to thee to make what use of them thou art able ; but himself he cannot give thee . That only Jesus Christ can do ; He gives thee Him- self as a shelter ; it is not some comforting thought He gives ...
... thee extenuation and excuse , leaving it to thee to make what use of them thou art able ; but himself he cannot give thee . That only Jesus Christ can do ; He gives thee Him- self as a shelter ; it is not some comforting thought He gives ...
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