Pensées

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Pensées is a posthumously published collection of philosophical and theological reflections by Blaise Pascal, best known for its exploration of faith, reason, and the famous “Pascal’s Wager.”

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instanceOf collection of fragments
philosophical work
theological work
associatedMovement Jansenism
author Blaise Pascal
countryOfOrigin France
explores apologetic arguments for Christianity
limits of human reason
psychology of belief and unbelief
rational grounds for religious belief
form aphorisms
notes and fragments
genre Christian apologetics
moral philosophy
philosophy of religion
theology
hasKeyConcept corruption of human nature
diversion as escape from misery
epistemic humility
hidden yet revealed God
infinite versus finite goods
need for grace
order of the heart
reason's incapacity without faith
wager on God's existence
influenced decision theory
existentialist thought
literature on skepticism
modern Christian apologetics
philosophy of probability
intendedAs apology for the Christian religion
mainTheme Christian belief
diversion and entertainment
grace
human condition
misery and greatness of man
original sin
probability and decision
relationship between faith and reason
skepticism
the hiddenness of God
notableIdea Pascal's wager
surface form: Pascal's Wager
originalLanguage French
originalTitleLanguage French
posthumouslyPublished true
publicationStatusAtAuthorDeath unfinished
religiousPerspective Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
timePeriod 17th century
titleMeaning Thoughts

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subject surface form: Blaise Pascal