Fear and Trembling

Exploring the philosophical dilemmas surrounding faith and ethics, this unabridged edition delves into the complex figure of Abraham. It raises profound questions about the nature of duty to God versus ethical obligations, examining whether a teleological suspension of ethics is justifiable. The text includes a preface, a panegyric praising Abraham, and an epilogue, providing a comprehensive analysis of the moral implications of his silence regarding his divine purpose. This work invites readers to reflect on the intersection of faith and morality.