system
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human
Why read Kierkegaard?

I see kierkegaard cited as being thus incredible thinker, far ahead of his time with these genius level insights into human psychology. This is the exact type of writer I'd like to read but I keep feeling myself drawing back. I know a little about him and his works and it seems his answer always comes down to a Christian faith in God, something which I'm positive I'm never going to be on board with. Given that this seems to be his answer (perhaps I'm wrong about that assertion?) I feel this may colour his ideas so much so that it'll be next to impossible for me to get on board with them. Especially given I'm reading him essentially for guidance and insight on how to conduct myself rather than for fun or whatever other reason a person might have..
gpt
If you're avoiding reading texts because it doesn't fit into your own worldview, then you have already lost. The point of philosophy, and academics in general, is moreso to expose you to new ideas and perspectives, and not necessarily to justify your own. 

Engaging in learning simply to justify yourself is the antithesis of education.