A Third Testament | Season 1 | Episode 2 | Blaise Pascal | Malcolm Muggeridge

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  • Watch A Third Testament Episode 2 with Blaise Pascal on Vision Video. Blaise Pascal: the brilliant scientist who taught about the impossibility of life without God.
    A Third Testament is the highly praised television documentary presented by noted author and Christian apologist, Malcolm Muggeridge (1903-1990). This revealing documentary profiles six famous and unique men whose search for God forms a kind of modern testament to the reality of Christ. Saint Augustine: the former hedonist who turned his back on prestige in order to serve Christ.
    Blaise Pascal: the brilliant scientist who taught about the impossibility of life without our God.
    William Blake: the artist and poet who argued fervently for the life of the spirit.
    Soren Kierkegaard: the renegade philosopher who taught the importance of a subjective relationship to Jesus Christ.
    Leo Tolstoy: the idealist novelist who understood both his sinfulness and God's grace.
    Dietrich Bonhoeffer: an uncompromising pastor martyred at the hands of the Nazi party.
    Director: Pat Ferns
    Starring: Malcolm Muggeridge
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Komentáře • 10

  • @olusolao
    @olusolao Před rokem +1

    His profound knowledge spans through generations.

  • @DougGroothuis
    @DougGroothuis Před 2 lety +2

    As a student of Pascal since 1977 when I discovered his writings in my mother's collection of Great Books, I heartily endorse this depiction by great journalist and writer, Malcolm Muggerridge. My only qualm is that I myself wish Pascal had finished his apologetic for Christianity. Still, what we have from him is a treasure indeed.

  • @hanskung3278
    @hanskung3278 Před rokem

    I like it.

  • @bayreuth79
    @bayreuth79 Před rokem +1

    I got the impression that Muggeridge was defending Jansenism, which was condemned by the Catholic Church, and rightly so! Jansenism was a form of voluntarism and involved double predestination (if not in so many words). God was seen primarily in terms of power (omnipotence) rather than love or mercy. Jansenism has more in common with Calvinism and Islam (Ash'arism in particular) than it does with anything one finds in the NT and the early church. No where in scripture does it say: "God is power"; but it does say that "God is love". And 'he' certainly doesn't predestine certain individuals to 'hell' in order to display his sovereignty!

  • @RocketKirchner
    @RocketKirchner Před 2 lety

    Jesuits confession “ what is the direction of your intent “ ? INTENT .

  • @RocketKirchner
    @RocketKirchner Před 2 lety

    The difference between Jansenist and Jesuits is just verbiage .
    It’s Pascals Wager that matters .

  • @momko.momko.6144
    @momko.momko.6144 Před 2 lety

    MADAM. ATAKO. KEMBE. JAKELEME. LA. BLOFE. A.

  • @momko.momko.6144
    @momko.momko.6144 Před 2 lety

    DJAB. LA. CHAMGE. KOMDOTOM.