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tsand2

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The offer of eternal life in exchange for sincere faith caused fear and torment because:
 
  A. each person has committed some sin.
  B. different people interpreted it different ways.
 
  C. it is nearly impossible to be sure that one has unconditional faith in God.
 
  D. we are limited by our imperfect understanding of the motives of God.
 
  E. None of the above

Question 2

In order to be saved, according to Kierkegaard, one's faith must be:
 
  A. free from all doubt, including doubt that one is deserving of eternal life.
 
  B. held throughout an observant life.
 
  C. justified by reason.
  D. given only after a long period of questioning one's worthiness.
 
  E. All of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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