[Oe List ...] Kierkegard

[KarenBueno at aol.com]

If that's how you spell his name...
 
Thanks for the link to his "Sickness Unto Death".  I haven't studied  
Kirkegard, except that which we did in academy and other courses and  
conversations.  When SK uses the term "the power that posits you", is he  speaking of 
the same power as Tillich's Ground of Being and Bultmann's "power  beyond 
time and space, yet working in it".  That is, that power we have  named God?  
Those of you who have studied SK, does he go into the use of  the term "the 
power that posits us" in another work?
 
Karen Bueno
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