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Why Does Evil Exist? (Pascal)
Visit: drecarlan.com
Contact: thesummitstudyhall [at] gmail [dot] com
Material referenced:
“Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.”
-Pensées, Section XIV, #894
“The greatest of evils is civil war. It is bound to come if people want to reward merit, because everyone will claim to be meritorious. The evil to be feared if the succession falls by right of birth to a fool is neither so great nor so certain.”
-Pensées, Section V, #313
Contact: thesummitstudyhall [at] gmail [dot] com
Material referenced:
“Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.”
-Pensées, Section XIV, #894
“The greatest of evils is civil war. It is bound to come if people want to reward merit, because everyone will claim to be meritorious. The evil to be feared if the succession falls by right of birth to a fool is neither so great nor so certain.”
-Pensées, Section V, #313
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By Dre CarlanVisit: drecarlan.com
Contact: thesummitstudyhall [at] gmail [dot] com
Material referenced:
“Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.”
-Pensées, Section XIV, #894
“The greatest of evils is civil war. It is bound to come if people want to reward merit, because everyone will claim to be meritorious. The evil to be feared if the succession falls by right of birth to a fool is neither so great nor so certain.”
-Pensées, Section V, #313
Contact: thesummitstudyhall [at] gmail [dot] com
Material referenced:
“Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.”
-Pensées, Section XIV, #894
“The greatest of evils is civil war. It is bound to come if people want to reward merit, because everyone will claim to be meritorious. The evil to be feared if the succession falls by right of birth to a fool is neither so great nor so certain.”
-Pensées, Section V, #313