According to Kierkegaard, if God made the truth of his existence obvious, it would have
A) made believing too easy.
B) been a welcome change.
C) made it easier to make a "leap of faith."
D) None of the above

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Kierkegaard believed that if God made the truth of His existence obvious, it would undermine faith by making believing too easy, as faith requires a "leap" that is made in the face of uncertainty.

According to Kierkegaard, If God Made the Truth of His