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In the address which Professor Martensen "delivered on the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, the Sunday preceding the burial of Bishop Mynster," a speech of remembrance it might be called for the reason that it brought to Professor Martensen's remembrance the vacant episcopal see-in this address Bishop Mynster is represented as one of the genuine witnesses to the truth, this being affirmed in the strongest and most decisive terms it would be possible to use. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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For whatever reasons I came to know Kierkegaard's works. This one is one of the biggest sources of inspiration for me, for it points the delusion created by the institutional religion which calls itself "Christendom". That may seem very clear for anyone - but not for an "insider". As a Christian, you are supposed to see the external criticisms as mere attacks. Kierkegaard's criticism came from inside, from among the official church, and that's why it's so valuable and important.
After reading such books, you feel comfortable: if Christians have the chance to read such a book and still don't change their ways, still don't reject the institutional religion, still try to reconcile Christ and the world by creating a comfortable crowd religion, then they have no more excuses!
Tip: for some more constructive thoughts about Christianity, I recommend "Practice in Christianity".
After reading such books, you feel comfortable: if Christians have the chance to read such a book and still don't change their ways, still don't reject the institutional religion, still try to reconcile Christ and the world by creating a comfortable crowd religion, then they have no more excuses!
Tip: for some more constructive thoughts about Christianity, I recommend "Practice in Christianity".
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An excellent book written with the utmost reverence for God and truth, and yet also a devestating blow to Modern "Christendom" -- Kierkegaard passionately skewers hypocracy with his amazing talent. Read this book if you want to be reminded that Christianity demands the following of Christ and not the "building of sepulchers of the prophets and garnishing of the tombs of the righteous" that is entailed by "worshipping" Him in the hideous whitewashed spires of "Christendom".
"As high as true Christianity stands above all heresy and error and aberration, just so deep below all heresy and error and aberration lies [the] twaddle [of Christendom]."
"Think now what passion there was in primative Christianity, without which it never would have come into the world; propose to one of those figures the question, 'Dare a Christian tranquillize himself in this way?' 'Abominable,' he would reply, 'that a Christian... should tranquilly keep silent in the face of the fact that God every day is mocked by people pretending by millions to be Christians...'"
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If you want to reassure yourself that Christianity is wrong or stupid or whatever, read Nietzsche's Antichrist. If you want to read something that actually frightens Christians, this is the book for you. The difference is Kierkegaard is a Christian with extensive Church experience so unlike Nietzsche he knows where the bones are buried.
The whole thing amounts to an elaborate Conspiracy theory. In order to be rid of Christianity Society has not rejected it, but enthroned it. But in so doing created a hierarchy (the institutional Church) with the covert purpose of making certain that Christianity does not exist. Christianity is professed as the StateReligion. There are many civil servant employed to promote it. There is much Real Estate devoted to it. Church attendance is high. And, as a result, Christianity is effectively nullified, because it actually exists nowhere.
One must remember that SK and Han Christian Andersen were drinking buddies (they fell out when SK reviewed one of Andersen's novels) and SK here announces another naked emperor. In a Christian nation no one is a Christian!
If you are just starting SK I suggest this book because here he is at his most open and "direct." Everything else has deep ironic undercurrents, but a "surface" reading of this one is probably close to right.
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