Kierkegaard says, "But between the God and his works there is an absolute relationship; God is not a name but a ________. Is this perhaps the reason that his essentia involvit existentiam [essence involves existence]?"
A) substance
B) spirit
C) myth
D) concept

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The Answer of Kierkegaard says, "But between the God and his works there is an absolute relationship; God is not a name but a ________. Is this perhaps the reason that his essentia involvit existentiam [essence involves existence]?"
A) substance
B) spirit
C) myth
D) concept

Kierkegaard Says, "But Between the God and His Works There