The Concept of Anxiety

This book approaches anxiety not just as a psychological issue but as a fundamental part of faith and self-awareness. I wonder what personal or philosophical experiences led him to develop this view.

Kierkegaard's idea of embracing faith despite uncertainty feels so relevant today. I'm curious whether others saw this as the core message or if the rest of the book resonated more deeply.

Kierkegaard’s take is deeply philosophical and spiritual — do you think his insights still hold weight in today’s mental health conversations, or are they too rooted in his faith worldview?