proper noun/pa.ʁi d(ə) pas.kal/
Pascal's wager (argument put forward by Blaise Pascal, according to which a non-believer has nothing to lose by believing in God, even if God does not exist)
/pa.ʁi d(ə) pas.kal/
Pascal's wager (argument put forward by Blaise Pascal, according to which a non-believer has nothing to lose by believing in God, even if God does not exist)