Kierkegaard Either/Or: A Fragment of Life
Moreover, one has much to learn from children in another way. In every child there is something original, and upon that all abstract principles and maxims come to grief.
Moreover, one has much to learn from children in another way. In every child there is something original, and upon that all abstract principles and maxims come to grief.
And again, must one not loathe being human? For these millions who on their knees made pilgrimage to His grave, this throng of people which no power on earth was able to overcome: but one thing were necessary, Christ's return—and all these millions would quickly regain their feet to run their way, so that the whole throng were as if blown away; or would, in a mass, and erect enough, rush upon Christ in order to kill him.