"The fantastic is, of course, most closely related to the imagination [Phantasien], but the imagination is related in it’s turn to feeling, understanding, and will, so that a person’s feelings, understanding and will may be fantastic. Fantasy is, in general the medium of infinitization… (emphasis mine)
The fantastic is generally speaking what carries a person into the infinite in such a way that it only leads him away from himself and thus prevents him from coming back to himself.
Wow. This is a both a complete misundertanding and misrepresentation of what Kierkegaard was talking about.
It most certainly does not support your 'argument'.
Kierkegaard was the progenitor of existentialism. Elaborate for us professor...
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It most certainly does not support your 'argument'.
Fallacy of begging the question.
Thomas Hobbes?