essays
If God exists, why doesn't he prove it?
Good news: Incarnation conquered law
Why I hold to the ancient Christian faith
This project indisputably goes beyond the Socratic, as is apparent at every point. Whether it is therefore more true than the Socratic is an altogether different question, one that cannot be decided in the same breath, inasmuch as a new organ has been assumed here: faith; and a new presupposition: the consciousness of sin; and a new decision: the moment; and a new teacher: the god in time.
—Sørin Kierkegaard, Philosophical Fragments, Princeton University Press, 1985, p. 111
