'... this book is an excellent piece of scholarship, one which deserves to be read by anyone interested in the role of Greek philosophy in the development of either Christian or existential thinking.' British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 8:1 (2000)

• 1. Before the Christianization of Pyrrhonism: Jansenism faces Sceptical Fideism.- 1.1. The Pelagian and the Manichean Threats.- 1.2. Michel de Montaigne.- 1.3. Pierre Charron.- 1.4. Saint-Cyran versus Garasse on Charron.- 1.5. François De La Mothe Le Vayer.- 2. Pascal’s Christianization of Pyrrhonism.- 2.1. Conversation with Sacy about Epictetus and Montaigne.- 2.2. Undoing Ataraxia.- 2.3. Undoing Intellectual Integrity.- 3. Kierkegaard’s Christianization of Pyrrhonism.- 3.1. In Search of Genuine Sceptics: The Period before Authorship.- 3.2. Abraham and the Sceptics: The Preface to Fear and Trembling.- 3.3. The Christians and the Sceptics: The Works by Johannes Climacus.- 3.4. Pascal and Kierkegaard.- 4. After the Christianization of Pyrrhonism: Shestov’s Irrationalism.- 4.1. Shestov’s Neo-Kantianism.- 4.2. Scepticism, Belief, and the Doctrine of the Fall.- 4.3. Shestov on Pascal.- 4.4. Shestov on Kierkegaard.- Conclusion.

'... this book is an excellent piece of scholarship, one which deserves to be read by anyone interested in the role of Greek philosophy in the development of either Christian or existential thinking.' British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 8:1 (2000)

• 1. Before the Christianization of Pyrrhonism: Jansenism faces Sceptical Fideism.- 1.1. The Pelagian and the Manichean Threats.- 1.2. Michel de Montaigne.- 1.3. Pierre Charron.- 1.4. Saint-Cyran versus Garasse on Charron.- 1.5. François De La Mothe Le Vayer.- 2. Pascal’s Christianization of Pyrrhonism.- 2.1. Conversation with Sacy about Epictetus and Montaigne.- 2.2. Undoing Ataraxia.- 2.3. Undoing Intellectual Integrity.- 3. Kierkegaard’s Christianization of Pyrrhonism.- 3.1. In Search of Genuine Sceptics: The Period before Authorship.- 3.2. Abraham and the Sceptics: The Preface to Fear and Trembling.- 3.3. The Christians and the Sceptics: The Works by Johannes Climacus.- 3.4. Pascal and Kierkegaard.- 4. After the Christianization of Pyrrhonism: Shestov’s Irrationalism.- 4.1. Shestov’s Neo-Kantianism.- 4.2. Scepticism, Belief, and the Doctrine of the Fall.- 4.3. Shestov on Pascal.- 4.4. Shestov on Kierkegaard.- Conclusion.

'... this book is an excellent piece of scholarship, one which deserves to be read by anyone interested in the role of Greek philosophy in the development of either Christian or existential thinking.' British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 8:1 (2000)

• 1. Before the Christianization of Pyrrhonism: Jansenism faces Sceptical Fideism.- 1.1. The Pelagian and the Manichean Threats.- 1.2. Michel de Montaigne.- 1.3. Pierre Charron.- 1.4. Saint-Cyran versus Garasse on Charron.- 1.5. François De La Mothe Le Vayer.- 2. Pascal’s Christianization of Pyrrhonism.- 2.1. Conversation with Sacy about Epictetus and Montaigne.- 2.2. Undoing Ataraxia.- 2.3. Undoing Intellectual Integrity.- 3. Kierkegaard’s Christianization of Pyrrhonism.- 3.1. In Search of Genuine Sceptics: The Period before Authorship.- 3.2. Abraham and the Sceptics: The Preface to Fear and Trembling.- 3.3. The Christians and the Sceptics: The Works by Johannes Climacus.- 3.4. Pascal and Kierkegaard.- 4. After the Christianization of Pyrrhonism: Shestov’s Irrationalism.- 4.1. Shestov’s Neo-Kantianism.- 4.2. Scepticism, Belief, and the Doctrine of the Fall.- 4.3. Shestov on Pascal.- 4.4. Shestov on Kierkegaard.- Conclusion.