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Although unfinished and posthumously published, the Pensées have proven to be Blaise Pascal's greatest legacy. In this series of rich philosophical fragments--originally intended as notes for a larger work he died before completing--the renowned mathematician offers a penetrating existential analysis of the human condition. Pascal explores themes such as faith and reason, sin and redemption, wretchedness and greatness, boredom and activity, the head and the heart, and the famous "wager" for God's existence.
Equal parts enlightening and puzzling, the Pensées ultimately paints a picture of humanity's restless search for happiness in temporal goods--and the final realization of that happiness in the infinite God.
Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) was a French Catholic mathematician, scientist, and philosopher. He made significant contributions to the studies of probability and barometric pressure and was also one of the first to invent a mechanical calculator. Pascal is best remembered today for his Christian apologia, the Pensées.
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