Blaise Pascal: As soon as the soul has been made to perceive that a thing can conduct it to that which it loves supremely, it must inev

As soon as the soul has been made to perceive that a thing can conduct it to tha — Blaise Pascal

As soon as the soul has been made to perceive that a thing can conduct it to that which it loves supremely, it must inevitably embrace it with joy.

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