还是有意思的一段话
what is means to be a human being, or more exactly, what it means to be (fully) human?
Religiousness B is ethico-religious insofar as it is constituted within a double relation: it is religious insofar that we exist before God, that we are absolutely bonded to him as the center of our lives, it is ethical insofar as it also requires that we exist in a sundered/bonded relation to the world, the center of which is our neighbor.
For Kierkegaard, to exist in this mode is to be fully human, to exist as a person, as oneself; it is to be the self that we are called to be, it is to actualize actuality.
Religiousness B is ethico-religious insofar as it is constituted within a double relation: it is religious insofar that we exist before God, that we are absolutely bonded to him as the center of our lives, it is ethical insofar as it also requires that we exist in a sundered/bonded relation to the world, the center of which is our neighbor.
For Kierkegaard, to exist in this mode is to be fully human, to exist as a person, as oneself; it is to be the self that we are called to be, it is to actualize actuality.