Pascal's Pensées
Blaise Pascal 1670
A posthumous collection of notes and fragments by Blaise Pascal intended as an apology for the Christian religion. The Pensées combine sharp philosophical reflections on human nature, reason, and belief with devotional and apologetic arguments—famous for formulations such as "Pascal's Wager"—and have had lasting influence on theology, philosophy, and French literature.
7h 9m reading time
