

5 Reasons the Church Needs Kierkegaard
Oct 12, 2021
Aaron Simmons returns to shed light on the enduring relevance of Kierkegaard for the church. He argues that faith should focus on lived commitment instead of mere belief. Simmons critiques Christian nationalism, emphasizing its contradiction to authentic Christian values. He advocates for a faith rooted in humility and inclusivity, urging believers to prioritize relationships over success. By championing a more poetic understanding of faith, he encourages embracing uncertainty as a pathway to deeper communal connections and personal growth.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Kierkegaard's Impact on Faith and Doubt
05:59 • 16min
Kierkegaard's Critique of Christian Nationalism
22:10 • 13min
Faithfulness Beyond Success
35:09 • 26min
The Poetry of Faith and Embracing Uncertainty
01:00:52 • 3min
The Creative Encounter: Faith Through Personal Testimony
01:03:47 • 3min
The Priority of Love Over Certainty in Faith
01:06:22 • 3min
Engaging with Kierkegaard: Philosophy, Existence, and Love
01:09:50 • 5min