Pensées
fr. Pensées · 1670
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Main Ideas
- Human nature is inherently flawed
- The necessity of faith in God to give life meaning
- Critique of the egocentrism and materialism of modern society
- Reflections on death, the immortality of the soul, and eternal life
- The contrast between reason and faith, and the importance of their harmony
- The concept of 'Pascal's Wager' as a logical justification for belief in God
- The idea that true happiness and peace of the soul are unattainable without faith
- Reflections on the infinity of the universe and humanity's place within it
- Critique of science and philosophy for their limitations in addressing life's meaning and religion
- The importance of inner struggle and self-improvement for spiritual development

Date of publication: 16 May 2024
Updated: 9 July 2024
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Genre: Philosophy
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