Gospel of Sufferings
by Soren Kierkegaard and translated by A.S. Aldworth and W.S. Ferrie
Paperback (No longer our product)
(May 2015)
ISBN: 9780227674680
5.47 x 8.27 inches
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The only English translation of one of the great Danish thinker’s most important spiritual writings, distilling together his insights as mystic, theologian and precursor to the existentialist philosophers.
On the way where a man follows Christ, the height of suffering is the height of glory.
I. What is involved in the concept of following Christ
in particular, what joy is involved in it? II. How can the burden indeed be light, since suffering is heavy? III. The joy in the thought that before God a man is always accounted guilty. IV. The joy in the thought that it is not the way that is narrow, but narrowness is the way. V. The joy in the thought that even when time's suffering is heaviest eternity's blessedness still out-weighs it. VI. The joy in the thought that in the midst of suffering, courage can wrest from the world its power, and can turn contempt to honour, disaster to triumph. long considered the father of existentialism
- By (author) Soren Kierkegaard
- Translated by AS Aldworth
- Translated by WS Ferrie
"It is short, readable, and less 'intimidating' than Kierkegaard's more complex works, whilst inadvertently free from the footnoted trappings of modern Kierkegaard scholarship (which can sometimes obfuscate Kierkegaard as much as clarify). ....this volume is still to be welcomed. Kierkegaard's inimitable proclamation of the Gospel is as challenging and comforting here as it ever was."-Aaron P. Edwards, Theological Book Review, Vol. 27 No.1, 2016
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