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    The Thoughts (Pensées) of Blaise Pascal

    Blaise Pascal

    The Thoughts (Pensées) of Blaise Pascal, by Blaise Pascal (1623–1662), a public-domain text from Liberty Fund's Online Library of Liberty.

    Chapters
    33
    Variants
    33
    Genre
    Philosophy
    Difficulty
    Advanced

    Chapters

    1. 01Preface.prose
    2. 02General Introduction, Pascal’s Profession of Faith.prose
    3. 03General Introduction. (2)prose
    4. 04Preface to the First Part.prose
    5. 05Man’s Disproportion.prose
    6. 06Diversion.prose
    7. 07The Greatness and Littleness of Man.prose
    8. 08Of the Deceptive Powers of the Imagination.prose
    9. 09Of Justice Customs and Prejudices.prose
    10. 10The Weakness Unrest and Defects of Man.prose
    11. 11Preface to the Second Part.prose
    12. 12Of the Need of Seeking Truth.prose
    13. 13The Philosophers.prose
    14. 14Thoughts on Mahomet and on China.prose
    15. 15Of the Jewish People.prose
    16. 16The Authenticity of the Sacred Books.prose
    17. 17The Prophecies.prose
    18. 18Of Types in General and of Their Lawfulness.prose
    19. 19That the Jewish Law Was Figurative.prose
    20. 20Of the True Religion and Its Characteristics.prose
    21. 21The Excellence of the Christian Religion.prose
    22. 22Of Original Sin.prose
    23. 23The Perpetuity of the Christian Religion.prose
    24. 24Proofs of the Christian Religion.prose
    25. 25Proofs of the Divinity of Jesus Christ.prose
    26. 26The Mission and Greatness of Jesus Christ.prose
    27. 27The Mystery of Jesus.prose
    28. 28Of the True Righteous Man and of the True Christian.prose
    29. 29The Arrangement.prose
    30. 30Of Miracles in General. The Miracle of the Holy Thorn.prose
    31. 31Jesuits and Jansenists.prose
    32. 32Thoughts on Style.prose
    33. 33Various Thoughts.prose