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Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2016
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vol. 71
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issue 4
257 – 269
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The paper tries to clarify Kierkegaard’s apolitical standpoint as an integral part of his philosophy. Kierkegaard’s apoliticism is understood here as a principled stand of a deeply religious thinker based on the essential discrepancy between Christianity and politics. The author shows that Kierkegaard preaches programmatic indifference of Christianity to any kind of politics and that all political interpretations of Kierkegaard are therefore indeed misinterpretations; moreover, they are in contrast with Kierkegaard’s central philosophical categories such as the single individual, inwardness, freedom and eternity. The paper results in the analysis of his sharp criticism of the union of Christianity and the state.
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