A Kierkegaard AnthologyModern Library, 1946 - 494 pagine |
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Pagina 285
... thyself , " which is at once so easy to use and yet has the tension of eternity , then the commandment would not be able thus to master the self - love . This " as thyself " does not vacillate in its aim , and so it enters with the ...
... thyself , " which is at once so easy to use and yet has the tension of eternity , then the commandment would not be able thus to master the self - love . This " as thyself " does not vacillate in its aim , and so it enters with the ...
Pagina 407
... thyself by becoming His disciple , by following Him . Thou dost expose thyself to the loss of almost everything accounted precious in the eyes of people who are prudent , sensible , and held in esteem . He , the Inviter , requires of ...
... thyself by becoming His disciple , by following Him . Thou dost expose thyself to the loss of almost everything accounted precious in the eyes of people who are prudent , sensible , and held in esteem . He , the Inviter , requires of ...
Pagina 418
... thyself drawn , thou wilt today be ready to admit how much is still lacking , how far thou art from being drawn entirely to Him - drawn up on high , far from all the base and the earthly which hold thee back ? Ah , it is not I , my ...
... thyself drawn , thou wilt today be ready to admit how much is still lacking , how far thou art from being drawn entirely to Him - drawn up on high , far from all the base and the earthly which hold thee back ? Ah , it is not I , my ...
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EITHEROR 1843 | 19 |
TWO EDIFYING DISCOURSES 1843 | 108 |
FEAR AND TREMBLING 1843 | 116 |
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