FAQ About Søren Kierkegaard
How is Kierkegaard’s 'Knight of Faith' described?
The 'Knight of Faith' is a concept in Kierkegaard's "Fear and Trembling," representing an individual who has achieved a true relationship with God through complete faith. Unlike the 'knight of infinite resignation,' who surrenders everything and lives in eternal loss, the Knight of Faith regains everything through faith and lives in peace and fulfillment with both the finite and the infinite, embodying the paradox of faith.
