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Such is the criticism commonly passed upon Socrates in our age, which boasts of its positivity much as if a polytheist were to speak with scorn of the negativity of a monotheist, for the polytheist has many gods, the monotheist only one. So our philosophers have many thoughts, all valid to a certain extent; Socrates had only one, which was absolute.
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Bigelow, P. Kierkegaard and the hermeneutical circle. Man and World 15, 67–82 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01248546
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