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by wikipedia on 2005-03-26 05:25:15Pascal's Wager [en.wikipedia.org] holds that, whether or not God's existence can be proved, belief in God is the most prudentially rational choice, because one has everything to gain if God exists, and nothing to lose if he does not.
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title: 'pascal's wager'
text: 'Pascal's Wager [en.wikipedia.org] holds that, whether or not God's existence can be proved, belief in God is the most prudentially rational choice, because one has everything to gain if God exists, and nothing to lose if he does not.'
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date: 2005-03-26 05:25:15
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