Philosophy / Philosophy 0132 · Atom · ~20 seconds
Fideism
Video not yet published
to the StudyWalks catalog
to the StudyWalks catalog
State
Fideism holds that religious faith neither needs nor benefits from rational proof—faith operates beyond argument's jurisdiction, and demands commitment, not conclusions.
Show
Kierkegaard: faith is a leap made in objective uncertainty—a proof of God, he thought, would make faith impossible.
Watch for
Fideism is a position, not a shrug—its defenders argue for it, which critics call its own paradox.
Builds on
Unlocks
- Nothing yet depends on this.