Hi Billy,
On Jun 13, 2011, at 4:36 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> Kierkegaard has been the place to start. But he is anything but the place to
> end.
> He opens the door but beyond that is a near infinity to discover and ,
> somehow,
> make sense of. More than make sense of, find the treasure we are all
> looking for.
>
> My definition of " philosophy."
>
Actually, I no longer consider myself a philosopher ("lover of wisdom").
My focus now is "zoa-sophy" (living wisdom).
I think Kirekgaard would sympathize. To him, the essence of Christianity is the
choices we make -- which is why I believe he's considered the father of
existentialism.
-- Ernie P.
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