Soren Kierkegaard says he is not a Christian
Channel: Craig Campbell
Date: 2013-10-23

This is a recording of a quote from Soren Kierkegaard that was translated by David F. Swenson in 1921. This is a link to the complete article.

http://archive.org/details/jstor-40915066

Kierkegaard asked if the truth of religion or science or philosophy has to do with the numerical. Some say "I have a list of 100 people who agree with my ideas so they must be true." Groups like to take a vote and then say that these ideas are democratically decided. 

This is a link to his book Philosophical Fragments (1844) where he writes more about Socrates. There are other books by Kierkegaard here also.

http://www.religion-online.org/listbycategory.asp?Cat=110

and here
http://www.ccel.org/ccel/kierkegaard/selections/files/preparation.htm

When someone these days says, "I know everything," he is believed. But the person who says, "There is much that I do not know," is suspected of a tendency to lie.  You recall that in one of Scribe's plays a man experienced in loose love affairs relates that he uses the following procedure when he is tired of a girl. He writes to her: I know everything -- and, he adds, this method has never failed yet. Nor do I think that in our age any speculative thinker has failed who says: I know everything. Ah, but the impious and mendacious people who say that there is much that they do not know-they get what is coming to them in this the best world, well, the best world to all those who are pulling its leg by knowing everything, or by knowing nothing at all." 

Soren Kierkegaard, Concluding Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments (1846) p. 622-623