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Lily of the Field and the Bird of the Air
Book • 1849
In this book, Søren Kierkegaard reflects on the Sermon on the Mount, using the lilies and birds as metaphors to teach about silence, obedience, and joy.
The work is a profound yet accessible exploration of Christian teachings in a modernizing world.
Kierkegaard's discourses emphasize living in the present and finding joy through unconditional obedience.
The work is a profound yet accessible exploration of Christian teachings in a modernizing world.
Kierkegaard's discourses emphasize living in the present and finding joy through unconditional obedience.
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as a source of inspiration for understanding human existence and the creation of meaning.


Stephen West

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Episode #160 ... The Creation of Meaning - Kierkegaard - Silence, Obedience and Joy
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when recommending a Kierkegaard essay about learning humility from birds and lilies.


John Ortberg

30. Can you be a good person and condemn others?





