“VI. BY GOD, I mean a being absolutely infinite—that is, a substance consisting in infinite attributes, of which each expresses eternal and infinite essentiality.”
― The Spinoza Problem
― The Spinoza Problem
“Why do all the miracles happen then, in the age of the Torah? Tell me, both of you, why is the miracle season over?”
― The Spinoza Problem
― The Spinoza Problem
“I believe the problem has its root in a fundamental and massive error, the error of assuming that God is a living, thinking being, a being in our image, a being who thinks like us, a being who thinks about us.”
― The Spinoza Problem
― The Spinoza Problem
“Goethe is saying that Spinoza taught him to free his mind from the influence of others. To find his own feelings and his own conclusions and then act upon them. In other words, let your love flow, and do not let it be influenced by the idea of the love you may get in return.”
― The Spinoza Problem
― The Spinoza Problem
“When Einstein spoke of God, he spoke of Spinoza’s God—a God entirely equivalent to nature, a God that includes all substance, and a God “that doesn’t play dice with the universe”—by which he means that everything that happens, without exception, follows the orderly laws of nature.”
― The Spinoza Problem
― The Spinoza Problem
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