Ashgate New Critical Thinking in Religion, Theology and Biblical Studies
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Introducing a literary approach to Kierkegaard's theological writings, this book explores various literary perspectives, theological and philosophical underpinnings, and interpretations. Exploring a range of Kierkegaard's writings and his contribution to three key areas: theology of revelation, Christology, and the rationality of religious faith, this book offers a new perspective on key themes in Kierkegaard's religious thought, pointing to Christian theology as an enterprise of "faith seeking understanding" as the believer, through grace, struggles to understand the difficulties of personal revelation that runs counter to the world's expectations.