According to Kierkegaard, what is important is not our conception of God, but
A)the passion with which we believe in him.
B)how plausible our conception is.
C)whether we live an ethically good life
D)how convincing our arguments for God's existence are.

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Kierkegaard believed that the most important aspect of belief in God was the passionate commitment to that belief. He believed that rational arguments and proofs for God's existence were not sufficient for true faith, and that living an ethically good life was not the ultimate goal of existence.

According to Kierkegaard, What Is Important Is Not Our Conception