Provocations, a review
by Ken Kuhlken Provocations is by Soren Kierkegaard and Charles E. Moore editor Of all the enlightening ideas I […]
Read more →Soren Kierkegaard v. melancholy
by Ken Kuhlken Provocations is by Soren Kierkegaard and Charles E. Moore editor Of all the enlightening ideas I […]
Read more →Ken Kuhlken: At church, a guest speaker urged us toward open-hearted love for others, even the apparently lost. I appreciate […]
Read more →Having previously written about the despair of finitude and the despair of weakness, two of the three varieties of despair […]
Read more →Soren Kierkegaard identifies three varieties of despair. Last week I described the despair of finitude, under the title “Get Real”. […]
Read more →If Soren Kierkegaard wrote the truth, all we need do to overcome melancholy is get real. The catch is, getting […]
Read more →Dallas Willard, in The Spirit of the Disciplines, advocates prayer, solitude and silence, meditation upon the life of Christ, sacrifice […]
Read more →Last evening I watched Jesus Christ Superstar. I hadn’t seen the film since the year of its release. The songs […]
Read more →When I mention Soren Kierkegaard to people well-educated in the humanities, psychology, or Christian studies, I usually get a response […]
Read more →Soren Kierkegaard has been accused of forsaking reason in favor of searching for truth in the purely subjective. To that […]
Read more →“Truth is the work of freedom,” Kierkegaard wrote. “…truth exists for a particular individual only as he himself produces it […]
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