The Sickness Unto Death According to Kierkegaard

Kierkegaard believes that the truth is only a subjective process. The truth exists only in the subjective existence of individuals and can not be seen in the complete system. Kierkegaard's objective truth is a simple idea created by the illusion of subjective existence and people can have complete and true objective knowledge of something existing in the world. "In an objective sense, thinking is understood as pure thinking, which corresponds to objects of the same abstract and objective meaning, so this subject is the thought itself, the truth is that of the corresponding thinking It becomes a relationship.

The death of illness (Danish: SygdommentilDøden) is a book written in 1849 by the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard in the pseudonym of Anti-Climacus. This book is a work of Christian existentialism, the concept of despair about Kierkegaard and is identified with the concept of sin in Christianity, especially primitive sin. Anti-climakus introduced this book with reference to John 11.4: "This disease is not death." This quote comes from the story of Lazarus. There, Jesus raised a man from death. However, the anti-climax casts doubt: even if Jesus did not restore Lazarus from death, is this sentence true? The concept of human death is over but the concept of Christian death is another waypoint that followed the path of eternal life. So, for Christians, death is fearless. On the contrary, I am worried that I can not die.

Kierkegaard called it a desperate disease. According to Kierkegaard, if a person does not agree with God or God's self-plan, he will be "hopeless". In this way, he lost his self, and Kierkegaard defined it as "the relationship is related to itself in the relationship." Kierkegaard can define humanity as a tension between "restricted infinity" and "possible and necessary" and can be identified by a dialectical balance, or relationship, between these opposing features. Humans have natural introspection and self-awareness, but in order to become a true self, we must not be aware of ourselves, but also have to recognize our own source based on love, that is, the ability to create it It will not. People will despair when people deny themselves or create and maintain their own powers