Quote by Blaise Pascal

Miracles and truth are necessary, because it is necessary to convince the entire man, in body and soul.

Miracles and truth are necessary, because it is necessary to

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of miracles and truth as essential elements for persuading the complete individual, encompassing both their physical and spiritual being. The notion suggests that in order to fully convince or enlighten someone, it is crucial to provide evidence through extraordinary events (miracles) and accurate information (truth). By appealing to both the rational and emotional aspects of a person's nature, miracles and truth ensure a comprehensive understanding and belief, thereby achieving a greater level of conviction in their entirety.

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By Blaise Pascal

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