Through failure to contemplate these Infinites, men have rashly rushed… — Pensées

Pensées — Blaise Pascal

Through failure to contemplate these Infinites, men have rashly rushed into the examination of nature, as though they bore some proportion to her. It is strange that they have wished to understand the beginnings of things, and thence to arrive at the knowledge of the whole, with a presumption as infinite as their object. For surely this design cannot be formed without presumption or without a capacity infinite like nature.

Lugar: SECTION II · ¶225
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