Fear and Trembling
Fear and Trembling
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Writing under the name Johannes de silentio, Søren Kierkegaard returns repeatedly to the biblical account of Abraham commanded to sacrifice Isaac. Fear and Trembling asks whether faith can place the individual in an absolute relationship with God beyond ordinary ethical judgment. Through philosophical reflection and imaginative variations on Abraham’s ordeal, Kierkegaard examines anxiety, obedience, resignation, and the paradox of belief in a work central to existential philosophy and modern religious thought.
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