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"Purity of Heart would be to Will Something," by Sören Kierkegaard, is recognized as a devotional classic. Through conversation, irony, and tale, Kierkegaard pieces through the goggles and fascades we build that delude us into thinking that all is well with this spirit. Using the precision and skill of a surgeon's hand, Kierkegaard starts up the real situation of our motives in religion and life. Kierkegaard isn't scared to look in the facial skin the dark side of our humanity.