The knight of faith is willing to sacrifice everything for God from "summary" of Fear and Trembling by Soren Kierkegaard
The knight of faith is a paradoxical figure, someone who possesses an extraordinary level of faith that allows them to make the impossible possible. This individual is willing to sacrifice everything for God, including their most cherished possessions, their reputation, and even their own life. For the knight of faith, there are no limits to what they are willing to give up in order to carry out God's will. This level of commitment and devotion to God sets the knight of faith apart from ordinary individuals. While most people are attached to the things of this world, the knight of faith is able to transcend these earthly concerns and focus solely on their relationship with God. This ability to let go of everything and trust in God completely is what defines the knight of faith. The knight of faith's willingness to sacrifice everything for God is not motivated by a desire for recognition...
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