HeyJaredKierkegaardian Reflections
An examination of Kierkegaard, anarchism, and the sceptic's view on a Christian approach to radical politics
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Was Bishop Mynster "a witness to the truth"? (opens the original)
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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. With the figure of the deceased bishop, h
All Out Attack! (opens the original)
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Between the years of 1854 and 1855, a single man—noted for his staunch commitment to that single individual, his endless disdain to the “chatter” of journalism, and his expansive, almost mystical commitment to Jesus Christ against the suffocating “mass object” of society—took his stand against the church of his fatherland in a searing tirade of theological fury. One of the central targets of this “attack”, Bishop Hans Lassen Martensen, was a noted career-clergyman, a Hegelian, and an altogether
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