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Kierkegaard
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A Brief Overview of the Life and Writings of Søren Kierkegaard
Albert Anderson
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The Danish Philosopher / Theologian wrote for “that solitary individual, the reader I call my own.” He wrote for every thoughtful reader everywhere, in every time. Kierkegaard, indirectly offers three principal options that pervade the human condition. The human condition is a disability healed only by divine intervention based on one’s eternal link to God. Anderson provides substance to make the readier sit up and think, yet he does it with language that can easily be handled.
Dr. Albert Anderson has been a professor and administrator in various colleges and universities. He served as president of three. He has published several books and articles in philosophy and philanthropy, among them a collaboration with Reidar Thomte on the translation and notes for Kierkegaard’s The Concept of Anxiety. Anderson studied in Copenhagen and holds advanced degrees from Luther Northwestern Seminary, the University of Minnesota, and Harvard University. Now retired, he and his wife make their home on a lakeshore in Northern Minnesota.
Study Guide available with orders of 8 or more copies.
This book is published in the Theology for Life Series. The series provides brief but comprehensive and understandable overviews of the lives and writings of some of the most enduring theologians/philosophers of the past. As adult primers, the books provide historically accurate interpretations of the writers’ major works that are also clearly relevant to contemporary concerns. The series is suitable for group discussion, with available study guides, as well as for personal reflection. Moreover, each book includes key references to the prominent figure’s published works, and thus offers the reader an eminently useful platform for continuing study. The reader will find the series thought provoking, inspiring, and of lasting value for life.
See also Bonhoeffer at [Theology] link at left.
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ISBN:
1-932688-53-6
108
Pages
Size:
5.5 x 8.5
Binding:
Perfectbound
Publisher:
Lutheran University Press
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