Ethica. English

Ethica. English

Ethica. English

Benedictus de Spinoza

One of the most important parts of Spinoza's philosophy is that according to him God is visible in Nature, God and Nature are two names for the same reality. He was a rationalist and only believed in explanations based on reason. There are many interpretations of Spinoza's ideas about God: from atheist to pantheist. Spinoza also wrote about freedom, politics, true knowledge and more.

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Non-Fiction

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1677

1 January

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EN

English

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356

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Public Domain

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Public Domain

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170

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