When the philosopher Blaise Pascal died in 1662, he left humanity a collection of around a thousand pages of notes, neatly bundled into sixty manageable stacks. The fragments are dedicated to God and, above all, to humanity, which does not act purely out of reason but is instead characterized by weaknesses and uncertainties. In his "Thoughts," the deeply religious Blaise Pascal addresses the great questions of humanity. It remains a fascinating read to this day, challenging and enriching every individual. This much-discussed masterpiece is presented by Manfred Schradi, the celebrated voice of culture. Reading by Manfred Schradi, 1 mp3-CD, approx. 5 hours 36 minutes.