Blaise Pascal
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in the texts
Risālat baqāʼ al-nafs baʻda fanāʼ al-jasad
The French philosopher and mathematician quoted for the visible world as a faint trace in nature's bosom and for the infinite sphere whose centre is everywhere, and whose footnote adds his calculating machine, his accident at Neuilly, his turn to devotion, his unfinished Pensées and his maxim on man as a thinking reed.
This whole visible world is but a faint trace, scarcely to be seen, in the ample bosom of nature.
[21] (2) Blaise Pascal (Blaise Pascal) is a great French philosopher and astronomer, born in Clermont (Clerment).
our conceiving goes astray at that idea, and that is the greatest sign indicating God's power over all things (2).