Faith is an individual journey that cannot be measured by external standards from "summary" of Fear and Trembling by Soren Kierkegaard
Faith is not a matter of conformity or adherence to external standards, but rather a deeply personal and subjective experience that defies quantification or comparison. It is a journey that each individual must undertake alone, without the guidance or validation of others. Kierkegaard emphasizes the singular nature of faith, suggesting that it cannot be reduced to a set of rules or principles that apply universally to all believers. In the face of uncertainty and doubt, faith demands a leap beyond the boundaries of reason and logic, into a realm where trust in the divine is the only certainty. This leap requires a willingness to embrace paradox and contradiction,...
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