Book Club, Part II

[RJT]

78 & EF,

Here are some links I found. Haven't found any "postscript" stuff online yet.

EF, I am thinking that since you are doing a paper, you might want to see which selections from any SK's work will best suit your needs.

The links are just a start for the selection process. Not limited to these works.

RJT

http://www.religion-online.org/listb...ry.asp?Cat=110

http://www.religion-online.org/showbook.asp?title=2067

http://www.religion-online.org/showbook.asp?title=2068

Something we will want to keep in mind regarding SK - we want to pick something that the atheist can find interesting to discuss.

[RJT]

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I would like to get in on this too.

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Doug,

I checked with the registrar. Registration was closed, but I got you in. I told him you were a good guy (in spite of your atheism).

RJT

p.s. To anyone else interested - obviously, I am kidding. The more the merrier as “they” say.

Who is “they“? In the final exam we will attempt to find the answer to at least this question.

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I would not mind 'auditing' the course, though participation may happen despite myself.

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Alan,

I know what you mean. I often go to a parish committee meeting - usually regarding school finances (most have no clue how to read a financial report - or don’t care) - with the full intent on simply listening. But, then I can’t take the nonsense for long and I end up doing most of the talking trying to explain things. Usually they still don’t get it and I look like all I care about are the numbers.

I am sure your input will be interesting and valued especially when we “still don’t get it”.

RJT

RJT,

I couldn't find the Postscript online. The Sickness Unto Death would be cool by me, as I am using it for my paper as well - but I'm open for anything. Kierkegaard's a good place to start for existentialism IMHO.

EvF

[Scotch78]

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Something we will want to keep in mind regarding SK - we want to pick something that the atheist can find interesting to discuss.

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It's not our problem if somebody has no philosophical taste. This is Kierkegaard, not some Scholastic parrot.

Scott

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I'm comparing Kierkegaard with Nietzsche in a term paper

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Feel free to e-mail me (since1978ataol.com) if you need a reader.

Scott

[Scotch78]

We're under way!

Scott