Kierkegaard argues that although we think our proofs get close to proving God's existence, the final step is always a ...
A) rational deduction.
B) leap of faith.
C) mathematical uncertainty.
D) rigid designator.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Kierkegaard argues that ultimately, belief in God requires a leap of faith beyond what reason or proofs can provide. He critiques the finite human mind for trying to comprehend the infinite nature of God, and argues that true faith involves a surrender of the self to the unknown and unknowable.

Kierkegaard Argues That Although We Think Our Proofs Get Close