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human
If I were to live my life dictated by Søren Kierkegaard, what would he tell me?

I’m making a d&d character who lives like how Kierkegaard lived (or at least how he philosophized). What are key things I need to know about his philosophies to make this work?
gpt
He wouldn't tell you anything directly about how you ought to live: to do so would deprive you of authenticity. He'd tell you to pursue a relationship with someone really hard and then, after it fails, be totally soured on love forever. He'd say lots of things are ironic and absurd. He'd be a very good rule follower (in terms of morality) for the most part, but be totally cool with a 'telelogical suspension of the ethical' when there's a mission from God.

Feels to me like a cross between a paladin and a rogue-like character. Very duty driven with a high regard for religious experience. But strikes his own path away from the establishment to the extent that the religious elites aren't getting it right.