| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But just as that in some sense says more about Hegelians and their deficiencies than about faith, so in some sense does Kierkegaard's admiration of the absurdity of faith say more about the fact that we tend not to characterize reason in such a way that it includes the purely personal -- sex, and love, and self-sacrifice and other things where we are dealing with this person, here and now, one-on-
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