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Baruch Spinoza

Enlarge audio book	Category :	Philosophy

	Publisher :	Blackstone Audio Inc
	Author :	Thomas Cook
	Narrator :	Charlton Heston

	Length :	2 hours (Unabridged)

Download Price :		$8.99

Format :		Encoded Windows Media

© 2006 Blackstone Audio Inc

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A Portuguese Jew living in Holland, Spinoza was excommunicated because of the unorthodox view
he took of God. Spinoza wrote in the rationalist style of a geometric proof to develop his idea of God as the infinite,
indwelling cause of all things, a unified causal system that is virtually synonymous with nature. In this system, there
is no free will, for all things are necessary and inevitable, and all objects, including humans, are part of God's active
self-expression. Our minds can participate in the eternity of God by focusing on natural laws and the way all things
follow from God or nature. Human fulfillment is possible, he believed, only by rejecting our finite, flawed selves and
identifying with the eternal within us. Spinoza believed that by doing so we can love God with an immediate devotion
without asking anything in return.

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