The Contemplation on the Existence Stages in Kier Kegaard Points of View

It may be said that the most important points of view of Kierkegaard in the stages of human existence changing. He believes that it is possible to consider all humans in one of aesthetics, moral and religious stages. In fact, human can live in the lowest existential stage of life namely the stage of aesthetic, or goes to upper level, means, moral one that its virtue is avoiding of sensible and mundane interests and obligation to universal moral law, or to reach the highest and most authentic stage of existence level that is called religious or faithfulness. The property of aesthetics level is mundane benefit and mere joining, and the main virtue of moral stage is duty and obligation to universal commands. These two stages are explained in Kierkegaard’s famous book of Or this or That. It should, however, be noted that moral life is an introductory stage for upper level, means religious one, and that it has no authenticity. Hence, the language of this book is changed from Or this or That to Not This Not That.