The provincial letters of Blaise Pascal

Language: EnglishPublished: July 1, 2024

Subjects:

Jansenists France Early works to 1800 Port-Royal des Champs (Abbey)Jesuits

Bookshelves:

Philosophy & Ethics Religion/Spirituality/Paranormal History - Religious

Authors:

M'Crie, Thomas
1772 - 1835
Pascal, Blaise
1623 - 1662

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In the tumultuous era of religious and philosophical debates, "The Provincial Letters" by Blaise Pascal emerge as a beacon of intellectual rigor and critique. Written during a time of intense theological scrutiny, this collection of essays delves into the moral teachings of the Jesuit order, dissecting concepts of grace and free will with precision. Pascal's meticulous dismantling of Jesuit arguments and his defense of Jansenist beliefs make this work a cornerstone of philosophical literature. Unveiling the complexities of virtue and divine influence, these letters offer a profound insight into the theological landscape of their time. Ideal for students of philosophy and history, these letters provide a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual battles of the past.