Multiple Choice
According to Kierkegaard, what is important is not our conception of God, but
A) the passion with which we believe in him.
B) how plausible our conception is.
C) whether we live an ethically good life
D) how convincing our arguments for God's existence are.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q39: In ancient religions, believers tended to worship
Q40: One thing that all religions seem to
Q41: The problem of evil only arises because
Q42: What are the two aspects of religion
Q43: Immanuel Kant challenges the ontological argument's second
Q45: What is spirituality , and how is
Q46: According to the story of the Book
Q47: To say that mystical experiences are "ineffable"
Q48: According to Aquinas, God is a first
Q49: According to Kierkegaard, total commitment to God