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La enfermedad mortal [The Deadly Disease]

By: Soren Kierkegaard
Narrated by: Geraldo Medina
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La enfermedad mortal (1849) es un ensayo existencialista cristiano escrito por el filósofo danés Soren Kierkegaard. El libro aborda el concepto de la desesperación, el cual es tratado como una «enfermedad mortal» cuyo origen se encuentra en la incomodidad que provoca no querer ser uno mismo. De igual forma, expone su camino destructor para finalmente llegar a la conclusión de que la desesperación es el pecado definitivo. Con un lenguaje sencillo y claro, y utilizando ejemplos de la vida cotidiana junto a referentes culturales y literarios, Kierkegaard nos introduce en las preocupaciones que despierta la relación entre el hombre y Dios.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

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