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By examining the relation between sin and forgiveness in The Sickness unto Death: A Christian Psychological Exposition for Upbuilding and Awakening (Kierkegaard, 1849/1983), I hope to illuminate how, through the curative integration of a theology of grace with a psychology of despair, Kierkegaard elucidates a model of selfhood which finds its restorative integration in heterogeneous relation to an Absolute Other in whom the self discovers its unconditional (self-) acceptance.
In that light, he examines the 19th-century Danish philosopher's pseudonymous discussions of the life of egoism, morality, religion, and Christianity; and the first 14 of the upbuilding discourses that were intended to accompany them.
For 64 years, the Institute's volunteer leaders have adhered to the credo (ascribed to Theodore Roosevelt) that professionals owe some of their time to the upbuilding of their profession.
 
 
 
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