Below are several quotes from Kierkegaard's book, " Upbuilding Discourses in Various Spirits ", published on March 13, 1847 where he tried to answer that question.
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"Three Discourses on Imagined Occasions " & " Upbuilding Discourses in Various Spirits " were reviewed together in 1994 by Karl Dusza for " First Things Magazine"
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Either / Or ends with Kierkegaard s first upbuilding discourse, " The Upbuilding Thought That Lies in the Thought That in Relation to God We Are Always in the Wrong ."
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Either / Or ends with Kierkegaard s first upbuilding discourse, " The Upbuilding Thought That Lies in the Thought That in Relation to God We Are Always in the Wrong ."
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In accounts from his obituary, it was noted that " no citizen had done more for the upbuilding of Tampa as he, and he gained the respect and love of its citizens ."
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He put it this way in his " Upbuilding Discourses in Various Spirits " ( 1847 ) : { { Quotation | Why does the bird not have worry about making a living?
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Two Upbuilding Discourses " and dated it May 5, 1843, his birthday, for which he gives God thanks for another year in which he can have " his spirit tested ".
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Martine had his grocery there in the 1840s when Wells built the three small wooden buildings to the north, an uncharacteristic project for someone so closely identified with the upbuilding of the newly prominent district.
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He uses the same text he used earlier in " Three Upbuilding Discourses, 1843 " " Love hides a multitude of sins " . ( 1 Peter 4 : 8 ).
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Over the next decade, he presided over upbuilding the town's infrastructure to accommodate the rapidly expanding population . } } He was also responsible for the building of the City Hall . }}
