Pascal et son libertin
by Antony McKenna
Pascal’s anthropology of the “misery of man without God” gives strong expression to the nonbeliever’s vision of the world and of his own nature. The intellectual profile of the libertin appears between the lines of the apologetic argument.
Pascal’s anthropology of the “misery of man without God” gives strong expression to the nonbeliever’s vision of the world and of his own nature. The intellectual profile of the libertin appears between the lines of the apologetic argument.
- By (author) Antony McKenna
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