The Thoughts of Blaise Pascal

Pascal

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Pascal · 36 chapters

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• PrefaceSample
• M. Prosper Faugère. M. Havet adopting his text departed
• GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
• GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
• NOTES FOR THE GENERAL INTRODUCTION.
• PREFACE TO THE FIRST PART.
• MAN'S DISPROPORTION.
• DIVERSION.
• THE GREATNESS AND LITTLENESS OF MAN.
• OF THE DECEPTIVE POWERS OF THE IMAGINATION.
• OF JUSTICE, CUSTOMS, AND PREJUDICES.
• THE WEAKNESS, UNREST, AND DEFECTS OF MAN.
• PREFACE TO THE SECOND PART.
• OF THE NEED OF SEEKING TRUTH.
• THE PHILOSOPHERS.
• THOUGHTS ON MAHOMET AND ON CHINA.
• OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE.
• THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE SACRED BOOKS.
• THE PROPHECIES.
• Chapter
• THAT THE JEWISH LAW WAS FIGURATIVE.
• OF THE TRUE RELIGION AND ITS CHARACTERISTICS.
• THE EXCELLENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
• OF ORIGINAL SIN.
• THE PERPETUITY OF THE CHRISTIAN
• I. Kings xv. 22; Hosea vi. 6.
• PROOFS OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
• PROOFS OF THE DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST.
• THE MISSION AND GREATNESS OF JESUS CHRIST.
• THE MYSTERY OF JESUS.
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• THE ARRANGEMENT.
• OF MIRACLES IN GENERAL.
• JESUITS AND JANSENISTS.
• THOUGHTS ON STYLE.
• VARIOUS THOUGHTS.