In the canon
Fear and Trembling
- Form
- Form Philosophy
- Year
- Year 1843
- Originally in
- Originally in Danish
- Pages
- Pages 100
A philosopher circles the story of Abraham commanded to sacrifice his son, and argues that such faith is a leap reason cannot follow or excuse.
The knight of faith is the only happy one, the heir-apparent of finitude, while the knight of resignation is a stranger and a foreigner.
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