Studies On Pascal
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He comes down to the field of discussion, and maintains that Pyrrhonism derives the greater part of its force from a petitio principii. Pyrrhonism defies our reason to prove first principles ; but in fact that is not its affair. It would be of as much use to deny to a man that he is suffering or enjoying till he has proved it.
ON THE THOUGHTS OF PASCAL. 1 33 This denial would be exactly like that of M. Jourdain's tailor in the Bourgeois-gentilhomme. We must rise up from proof to proof unto a fa...ct which does not admit of proof — a fact which we affirm because we feel it. It would serve nothing to say that what we call primitive is not always primitive ; for, if we are liable, as I admit that we are, to take the derivative for the primitive, we shall never take the primitive for the derivative. It is perfectly in accordance with reason to suppose that there are truths without the reach of reasoning. It would be unreasonable to deny it. By those truths, independent of reasoning, we do not mean the mysteries of the Divine essence, but the truths which immediate intuition, or the heart, as Pascal says, makes known to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He comes down to the field of discussion, and maintains that Pyrrhonism derives the greater part of its force from a petitio principii. Pyrrhonism defies our reason to prove first principles ; but in fact that is not its affair. It would be of as much use to deny to a man that he is suffering or enjoying till he has proved it.
ON THE THOUGHTS OF PASCAL. 1 33 This denial would be exactly like that of M. Jourdain's tailor in the Bourgeois-gentilhomme. We must rise up from proof to proof unto a fa...ct which does not admit of proof — a fact which we affirm because we feel it. It would serve nothing to say that what we call primitive is not always primitive ; for, if we are liable, as I admit that we are, to take the derivative for the primitive, we shall never take the primitive for the derivative. It is perfectly in accordance with reason to suppose that there are truths without the reach of reasoning. It would be unreasonable to deny it. By those truths, independent of reasoning, we do not mean the mysteries of the Divine essence, but the truths which immediate intuition, or the heart, as Pascal says, makes known to us.
What to read after Studies On Pascal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Rodolphe Vinet to read onlineMoreLess
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