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Kierkegaard's Religiousness C: A Defense, MEROLD WESTPHAL

Against two recent critiques, this paper defends the thesis that such later writings of Kierkegaard as Works of Love and Practice in Christianity introduce an understanding of Christianity that the author calls Religiousness C, into which Religiousness B as presented in Concluding Unscientific Postscript is teleologically suspended. For Religiousness B, Christ is the Paradox to be believed, while for Religiousness...