Spinozist

Examples

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• At various times, manner has indeed been uppermost, and it would seem to be intimately connected to the notion of an added dimension, as I have associated it with the Spinozist synthesis of nature and thought and their attendant philosophies.

  Academic text (2002)

• Indeed, Leibniz could not possibly hold that finite substances depend logically on God, for that would be in effect to deny their status as substances; it would be tantamount to the Spinozist heresy that finite things are modes of the one substance, God.

  Academic text (1998)

• Merely technological or would-be scientific definitions of education are not adequate to the intellectually and humanly rich dimensions of education emerging from the perspective I have loosely tied here to the notion of a Spinozist synthesis.

  Academic text (2002)

• As a dedicated Spinozist, she often argues that everything in nature is interconnected.

• He considers himself a Spinozist because he believes in the unity of substance as proposed by Spinoza.

• Being a Spinozist means embracing the idea that God and nature are one and the same.

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Etymology