Quiz on chapter 11 of The Consequences of Ideas.
True
False
We inherently sense its truth
It is compatible with Christian Theology
It eliminated the middle man
It ignored class structures
A father struggling to obey the command to sacrifice his son
A gadfly biting people to alert them
A man burning at the state who's screams are transformed into music by malevolent muses
A clown warning a laughing audience that the circus is on fire
First Aesthetic Stage
Second Existential Decision
Third Religious Stage
Third Leap of Faith
Fourth Ethical stage
The dialectic between allegiance to God and allegiance to God's law in his heart
Ethical relativism
Antinomianism
The elevation of the spirit of the law over the letter of the law
The elevation of the letter of the law over the spirit of the law
The church
Individual believers over all time
The mosque
The Church of Jesus Christ and the Latter Day Saints
The state Church of nominal Christianity that resulted from Hegel's synthesis
Objective certainty about external reality does not exist
True thought and reality can only be found in the realm of the essences
He teaches that the believer finds truth only when he experiences the tension between himself and God
Factual information is to be favored over personal experience
Christianity must be dehistoricized and the "Easter faith must be experienced in the hic et nunc
With Descartes he believed we are to infer existence from thought
True
False
It is the the means of actualizing or realizing one's true essence
It is the means of entering the religious stage of one's life
It is the means of getting to where one has the purity of heart which is "to will one thing"
It is the means of bridging the barrier between Kant's world of the phenomenal and noumenal
It is to embrace paradox and leap into darkness trusting/hoping that God is holding a net
They are both British theologians
They both reject neo-orthodoxy and dialectical theology
They are influential contemporaries of Kierkegaard
They both contributed to a significant revival of Kierkegaard's work
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