Kierkegaard says, "Thus I always reason from certainty, not toward uncertainty, whether I move in the sphere of palpable sensible fact or in the realm of thought."

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Kierkegaard often emphasized the importance of subjective experience and the leap of faith, suggesting that true understanding comes from embracing uncertainty, rather than reasoning from a place of certainty to uncertainty.

Kierkegaard Says, "Thus I Always Reason from Certainty, Not Toward