Kierkegaards View on Faith

Kierkegaards 'view of Kierkegaards' idea was a Danish philosopher in the mid-nineteenth century. As everyone knows, he is a father of existentialism at least 70 years ago in his era. At that time, Kierkegaard attacked Kant's rational morality and attacked Christianity. He asked us a question about how we understand faith. He said that faith is absurd. "Fear and tremor" shows an example of foolish faith, using the story of Abraham and his son Isaac. God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac's story and showed the theoretical confusion of morality and religion.

Comparing Kierkegaard's view with Kant's view and knowledge method also helps to better understand the views of philosophers. For Kierkegaard it is not the reason of Kant to lead to faith, not to God. People can not make reasonable decisions about facts, evidence, and lack of conviction. Morality flourishes to the certainty of truth through reason. Religion can not have such luxury. This is not a rational decision but a belief. Kierkegaard refers to the transition from morality to the third stage, that is, "leap of faith". This paradox is an obvious and true discourse, but it leads to contradiction and intuition violation. It can be resolved only when inconsistencies are obvious. The story of Abraham of Kiakegaard is such a paradox. (Kerkegaard)

For the Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, the religious beliefs of Abraham are inconsistent and can not be reconciled. How does this belief drive someone to kill his only child? What is faith? Kierkegaard Abraham considers him to be a knight of true faith. Heroes who have undergone unfamiliar conflict and torture can only be examined with holy reverence and fear. When he enriched Noah's personality, it seems that Aronofsky read a page from Kierkegaard's book. The story of the Bible itself still has many drawbacks. What we really know about this person is that he is righteousness in God's eyes and (as not to forget) he began to curse one of his sons drunk after the flood . So what is justice? The basis of Aronofs talked about this in an interview and pointed out that justice is "a balance between justice and compassion." Justice and compassion ... The two features of God in the Old Testament seem to be contradictory but reveal many difficult clauses in the Old Testament.

SørenKierkegaard is undoubtedly a profound religious thinker to be a father of existentialism. Like Tertullian's strong incompatibility, he proposed a clear belief and a reasonable perspective. If Kant claims religion only within reason, Kierkegaard will only require reasoning by religious restrictions. Faith requires a leap. Risk is necessary. All reasons come from proveing ​​that God's claim is actually a vicious circle. Hegel tried to argue that faith could be enhanced to objective certainty. In addition, Kierkegaard is seeking such a trap: it is extreme trust that is needed. The fundamental trust in faith is the highest level people can reach.