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B · **on:** Jul 14, 2018

Kierkegaards view of Hegels metaphysics was that

a. it was not abstract enough.
b. it foolishly supposed that logic can tell us about existence.
c. it was a helpful guide to making sense out of ones life.
d. he tried to create a concrete existential system, but should have attempted to create a timeless, logical system.

Question 2

Kierkegaard believed that arguments for Gods existence are foolish because

a. all such arguments are fallacious.
b. if we have proofs for God, we cannot have faith.
c. objective knowledge can never provide the basis for a subjective commitment.
d. all of the above