Paul Martens is Associate Professor of Religion at Baylor University.
C. Stephen Evans is University Professor of Philosophy and Humanities, Baylor University and Professorial Fellow, Australian Catholic University.
This volume is perhaps the most important text in recent decades to
consider the ways in which Kierkegaard's thought is of historical
relevance to Christian thought and at the same speak to what it
means to be (or try to become) a Christian. -- Choice
Martens and Evans have put together a strong volume. Those
unfamiliar with Kierkegaard should find it a relatively easy read,
while those who do know him will find it a joy to read and interact
with the different scholars in this book. -- Matthew Brake --
Reading Religion
Kierkegaard's main critique of Christianity was that it had become
too easy. The least we can do, then, in reading him (or reading
about him) is to put in some effort. This book is well worth
leaping into. It shows how Kierkegaard's thought might speak, both
rigorously and creatively, to the challenges faced by Christians in
today's world. -- Elizabeth Palmer -- The Christian Century
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