Kierkegaard's Clown

As a Christian and a U.S. legal consultant to Third World countries Paul is amazed by how citizens of even the most impoverished areas and living in the most wretched of conditions manage to foster benevolence goodwill and peace in their lives and lands. But in the rich Western world much of it either godless or mired in aggressive religiosity these goals are seldom achieved. Paul is deeply troubled by this anomaly and he finds himself engaging in a lively debate with an imaginary visitor Kierke...See More