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World Chess Day 2023: Read here importance and benefits of playing chess for students in developing problem-solving skills and sharpening memory.

For the last few columns we’ve been trying to follow Blaise Pascal’s advice about persuading the sceptical. Before his death in 1662 he suggested that we make people of good will ‘wish it were true, then show them that it is.’ I promise we’ll move on from this Pascalian perspective ...

When you've been burned in the past, trusting yourself and your feelings is difficult. But here are 5 signs you should follow your heart when it comes to all aspects of life.

After reading recent letters in the Telegram debating the validity of climate change, it occurred to me that a derivation of the 17th century mathematician and theologian Blaise Pascal’s famous

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Luxury nest bedding | Ticket office closures | Briefer letters | Feedback fury | The Lord’s Prayer

Our faith must never be based on a desire to believe without reason

The Interdependency of the Jewish people and the land of Israel

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Four hundred years after his birth, one of France’s most celebrated philosophers is still relevant

(The Conversation) — The mathematician and theologian, born 400 years ago, recognized that science could not answer all questions.