Blaise Pascal, Pensées no. 261 (Brunschvicg), trans. W. F. Trotter.
"Those who do not love the truth avail themselves of the pretext of [its] contestation in the multitude of those who deny it; . . ."
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
"Those who do not love the truth take as a pretext that it is disputed, and that a multitude deny it."
“Ceux qui n’aiment
pas la vérité prennent le prétexte de la contestation en la multitude de ceux
qui la nient; . . .”
Blaise Pascal, Pensées no. 261 (Brunschvicg), trans. W. F. Trotter.
"Those who do not love the truth avail themselves of the pretext of [its] contestation in the multitude of those who deny it; . . ."
Blaise Pascal, Pensées no. 261 (Brunschvicg), trans. W. F. Trotter.
"Those who do not love the truth avail themselves of the pretext of [its] contestation in the multitude of those who deny it; . . ."
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