Writings on Grace: The Complete Ecrits Sur La Grace

＂A few years before he died in 1662, Blaise Pascal wrote fifteen interconnected essays on grace, which have collectively come to be known as the âEcrits sur la grãace. Less than one-fifth of the âEcrits has yet been published in English. This book provides a complete translation, made from the French text provided in Michel Le Guern’s edition (1998, 2000) of Pascal’s Oeuvres compláetes, and annotated to provide full information about Pascal’s sources and how he used them. The translation is followed by a substantial interpretive essay in which Pascal’s positions and approaches are restated and argued with＂-- Provided by publisher.

Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) was a French mathematician, physicist, and religious philosopher, who laid the foundation for the modern theory of probabilities. Paul J. Griffiths is the author of Why Read Pascal?; The Practice of Catholic Theoloyg: A Modest Proposal and Intellectual Appetite: A Theological Grammar.