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However, it is, I suggest, in 1849's The Sickness unto Death that Kierkegaard articulates his most theologically consummate and psychologically fertile moment of self-recognition and healing--a vision of the self which relates identity and self-acceptance to faith in a forgiveness of sins which is the gracious gift from the divine Other: "Faith is: that the self in being itself and in willing to be itself rests transparently in God" (p.

Kierkegaard as physician of the soul: on self-forgiveness and despair by Podmore, Simon D. / Journal of Psychology and Theology

Here are the opening paragraphs of Apology IV on justification: In the fourth, fifth, and sixth articles, as well as later in the twentieth, they [our critics] condemn us for teaching that people receive the forgiveness of sins not on account of their own merits but freely on account of Christ, by faith in Him.

The Augsburg Aha! A second look at article IV of the Apology of the ... by Schroeder, Edward H. / Currents in Theology and Mission

Then he explores other topics, among them whether early Christians in Egypt and Syria denied the crucifixion of Jesus; Jesus' own predictions of the end of his mission; the transfiguration, last supper, and garden of Gethsemane; the resurrection; and the forgiveness of sins.

The mission and death of Jesus in Islam and Christianity by Reference & Research Book News