Rick Anthony Furtak

Kierkegaard and Spirituality

Philosophy

“Along with its many other virtues, this book sheds light upon the Danish thinker’s favorable treatment of faith defined more widely—sometimes as Socratic, but also as what may be called Abrahamic, insofar as it involves trust in a distinctly personal God. In Kierkegaard and Spirituality, Evans gives due attention to Christianity in a strict sense, admirably parting company with the great Dane when his religious vision becomes too strict in some very late writings.”