This work's preface applauds Descartes for not making it "obligatory for every man to doubt," and one section of this work tells of a man who would rather his child think him a monster than lose faith in God. Another part of this work contrasts the easy path of Knight of Infinite Resignation with the difficult one of Knight of Faith, and questions whether one has an absolute duty to obey God in the second problema. It takes its title from Phillipians 2:21 and discusses the teleological suspension of the ethical of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac. 
This work's preface applauds Descartes for not making it "obligatory for every man to doubt," and one section of this work tells of a man who would rather his child think him a monster than lose faith in God. Another part of this work contrasts the easy path of Knight of Infinite Resignation with the difficult one of Knight of Faith, and questions whether one has an absolute duty to obey God in the second problema. It takes its title from Phillipians 2:21 and discusses the teleological suspension of the ethical of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac. For 10 points, name this work ostensibly written by Johannes de Silentio, about authentic religiousity, actually by Søren Kierkegaard.
This work's preface applauds Descartes for not making it "obligatory for every man to doubt," and one section of this work tells of a man who would rather his child think him a monster than lose faith in God.
{Fear} and {Trembling} [or {Frygt og Bæven}]