BENEDICT DE SPINOZA: Theological-Political Treatise

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On the interpretation of Scripture not some light above nature or any external authority. The criterion should not be so di⁄cult that it cannot be applied by any but the most acute philosophers, but should be adapted to the natural and common intelligence and capacity of [all] human beings, as we have shown that our norm is; for we have seen that the di⁄culties which it continues to present have their origin not in the nature of the method but in men’s carelessness. 117
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Introduction Spinoza’s aims The T
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Introduction occurrences they canno
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chapter 1 15 On prophecy [1] Prophe
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chapter 3 On the vocation of the He
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chapter 4 On the divine law [1] The
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Annotations: Spinoza’s supplement
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Index Abigail 29 ‘abovenature’,
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Index philosopher xlvi, 37, 110, 11
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