Indiana Pacers star Pascal Siakam has carved out an incredible NBA career -- but he almost became a priest in Africa instead.

We cannot prove the (non-)existence of God, but we can ask what might happen if we played strategic games with Him.

Many are actually unaware of the Vatican Observatory's existence, even though it's one of the oldest astronomical institutes ...

This is the God of a person, of a call, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the God who is certitude, who is sentiment, who is joy'," writes Francis, who had already spoken about Pascal's ...

Blaise Pascal was a famous French mathematician and philosopher. As a converter to Christianity, Pascal’s beliefs would come to extensively influence the religion and its practice. He also engaged in ...

By conjuring a deity only accessible through cognition he had, as Tomlin puts it, ‘hollowed out the heart of Christianity’. Pascal’s God was personal, not abstract. On the night of 23 November 1654, ...

On August 19, 1662, French philosopher, mathematician, and apologist Blaise Pascal died at just 39 years old. Despite his shortened life, Pascal is renowned for pioneering work in geometry, physics, ...

There is a chance that there is no God, Pascal (1623-62) admitted. But if you were to live a life of dissolution, and it turned out that everything said in the Bible is true, you would be condemned.

I am pleased that on this, the fourth centenary of his birth, God’s providence grants me this opportunity to pay homage to Pascal, and to recall those aspects of his life and thought I deem helpful to ...

In his classic work, “Penseés” (“Thoughts”), the 17th-century physicist Blaise Pascal eloquently described the concept of an “infinite abyss” within the human heart that can be filled ...

That night reoriented Pascal’s life by convincing his philosophically sophisticated, mathematically exacting mind to take seriously the scriptural revelation of a personal God—the God of ...

Spread the lovePascal’s Wager, formulated by the French philosopher Blaise Pascal, is a pragmatic argument for belief in God. This argument posits that, given the uncertainty surrounding the existence ...