Hmm, I'm having trouble figuring out your argument here. I see three premises: Premise A: Pascal's wager is based on sound reasoning. Premise B: People who li

Hmm, I'm having trouble figuring out your argument here. I see three premises: Premise A: Pascal's wager is based on sound reasoning. Premise B: People who live by pascals wager "live a good life", etc. Premise C: "Living a good life" is a desirable thing. Somehow you are arguing that if I reject premise A I must also reject premise C (if I were to act rationally), but I don't follow it.