History · History of Science and Philosophy
Consider the following statements about Blaise Pascal's response to the new astronomy of the 17th century: A. Pascal's reflections in 'Pensées' were influenced by the discoveries of Galileo. B. Pascal saw the vast, silent universe as strong evidence of God's personal care for humanity. C. Pascal's sense of terror was partly theological, connected to the unsettling implications of a universe ruled by chance. Which of the following is correct?
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Only A and C are correct
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