Blaise Pascal Quote

If you do not act as you think, you will end up thinking as you act.

I prefer to be wrong believing in a God who does not exist, than to be wrong not believing in a God who exists. Because if there is nothing afterwards, obviously I will never know it when I sink into eternal nothingness; but if there is something, if there is Someone, I will have to account for my attitude of rejection.

It is worth knowing something about everything, rather than knowing everything about one thing.

The heart has reasons that reason ignores.

When one does not love too much, one does not love enough.

I only know two types of reasonable people: those who love God with all their hearts because they know Him, and those who seek Him with all their hearts because they do not know Him.

Always being ready to be happy, it is inevitable not to be at some point.

Man has illusions like the bird has wings. That's what sustains him.

Mediocrity is the only thing that suits. This has been established by the majority, and it bites anyone who escapes from it in any way.

The strings that tie the respect of one for another are, in general, strings of necessity.

Reason works slowly, and with so many considerations, on so many principles, that it often falls asleep or gets lost at any moment. Passion works in an instant.

The greatness of a man lies in knowing how to recognize his own smallness.