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Posted by Joseph on July 16, 19100 at 12:14:57:
In Reply to: Kierkegaard's Christ posted by mohamed on July 09, 19100 at 21:06:31:
Dear Mohammed, I pulled down a quote from "Preparation for the Christian Life."
"He that invites. Who is he? Jesus Christ. Which Jesus Christ? He that sits in glory on the right side of his Father? No. From his seat of glory he spoke not a single word. Therefore it is Jesus Christ in his lowliness, and in the condition of lowliness, who spoke these words.
Is then Jesus Christ not the same? Yes, verily, he is today, and was yesterday, and 1800 years ago, the same who abased himself, uming the form of a servant—the Jesus Christ who spake these words of invitation. It is also he who hath said that he would return again in glory. In his return in glory he is, again, the same Jesus Christ; but this has not yet come to p."
This is from part I: III: a.
You can get the whole book online at:
http://www.ccel.org/k/kierkegaard/selections/preparation.htm
Joseph
: Hi,
: I was wondering if anyone out there might know in which
: book Kierkegaard wrote about the nature of Christ as
: he saw him. For Kierkegaard, there was nothing in
: the physical appearance of Christ that made him stand
: out from the average person around him. His divinity
: in some way depended on this fact, that there was an
: extremely strong emphasis on the inner light that
: could not be perceived from the outer appearance.
: I have read of this second hand, but never seen
: Kierkegaards original text.
: Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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