| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - So, let???s return to those:Kierkegaard taught (correctly, in my view) that truth is subjectivity, by which he meant not that truth is relative (which he did not believe), but that the kinds of truths for which men live and die can only be known subjectively ??? that is, appropriated inwardly with passion.First of all, that is false.
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