A position separating this concept from reason is defined by a “basic reliance” on it according to Alvin Plantinga, who co-founded a journal titled for this concept (10[1])“and Philosophy” with (-5[1])other reformed epistemologists. (10[1])The dictum “subjectivity is truth” appears in a work defending this “absurd” concept (-5[1])under the pseudonym (-5[1])Johannes (10[1])Climacus (10[1])entitled (10[1])Concluding (10[1]-5[1])Unscientific (-5[2])Postscript. (10[1])A man who still (10[2])expects he will receive a princess’s (10[2])seemingly (10[1])unobtainable (10[2])love (10[1])goes beyond (10[1])“infinite (10[1]-5[1])resignation” (10[6])in his embodiment (10[5])of this concept. (10[14]-5[4])That (10[1])“knight of” (10[5])this (10[1])concept (10[8])is described (10[2])in Søren Kierkegaard’s (10[5])Fear and Trembling, (10[1]-5[2])which (10[1])also describes (10[1]-5[1])it as a qualitative (10[1])“leap.” (10[9])For (10[2])10 (10[2])points, (10[6])name this (10[2])religious concept (10[2])of (10[2])believing (10[2])without (10[1])seeing. (10[2])■END■ (10[19])