Friedrich Nietzsche: Kierkegaard's criticism of actual Christianity is an inner one; he does not confront Christianity, as, for example, Niet

Kierkegaard's criticism of actual Christianity is an inner one; he does not conf — Friedrich Nietzsche

Kierkegaard's criticism of actual Christianity is an inner one; he does not confront Christianity, as, for example, Nietzsche does, with an alleged higher value, and test it by that and reject it.

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