Blaise Pascal questioned the limits of purely rational thought by arguing that human experience and faith involve forms of understanding that cannot be reduced to logical reasoning: "The heart has reasons that reason itself does not know"

Original: Blaise Pascal questionou os limites do pensamento puramente racional ao defender que a experiência humana e a fé envolvem formas de compreensão que não se reduzem ao raciocínio lógico: “O coração tem razões que a própria razão desconhece”

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