Christian Discourses

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Christian Discourses (Danish: Christelige Taler) is a book by Søren Kierkegaard which was originally published in Danish in 1848. Kierkegaard asked how a burden can be light if suffering is heavy in his 1847 book, Edifying Discourses in Diverse Spirits, and (paradoxically) that the happiness of eternity outweighs even the heaviest temporal suffering. A year later, he said that 1848 was the richest and most fruitful year he had experienced as an author. Kierkegaard makes similar statements in Christian Discourses, which was published on April 26, 1848; hardship procures hope, the poorer one becomes the richer one makes others, adversity is prosperity. He writes about an eminent pagan killing God and flying high over an abyss, and spiritual communism. Kierkegaard's twenty-eight discourses are divided into four groups of seven, moving the reader from paganism to the suffering Christian. After becoming polemical in the third section, he brings the individual before God in the final section.

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1 de enero de 1848

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Søren Kierkegaard