Pascal then adds, “if you gain, you gain all; if you lose, you lose nothing,” and explains why this is so. There are two options, either you believe in God or you don’t. The first option is if you believe in God and He exists, then you gain an eternity of happiness, but if you are wrong, and he doesn’t exist, you lose nothing. The second option is if you don’t believe in God and he exists, then you lose all, meaning you lose your chance at eternal life; but if he doesn’t exist, you die and lose nothing. One might try to argue that you can lose truth and knowledge if you believe in God, but Pascal explains that the comparison to what you can lose to what you can gain is so minuscule that it will be no worse than a death where you didn’t believe.…