Generally speaking, there are two ways the works of Soren Kierkegaard have been interpreted. The first, and more well-known, is to see him as a rather extreme religious existentialist thinker who placed blind faith as his top priority. According to this interpretation Kierkegaard believed that faith alone, unsupported by any historical or logical reasoning, is…

Both of these “movements” or branches of Christian belief are rather modern and both distinguish themselves from mainstream Christianity. There has been a plethora of adds from the Fundamentalist point of view on mainstream media lately so I shall begin with it. The Fundamentalist movement began around the turn of the 20th century as an…