Saturday, February 2, 2008

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Spinoza's god and moral

This probably seems a bit out of tune with the essence of this blog, swearing and attacking the Catholic Church. But if we see it from a point of view, it is necessary not only to attack from outside the principles of the church, but from within disintegrate. My goal in writing about an adaptation of God in science can be taken in different ways, but clearly runs counter to the tenets of the Catholic Church and the scholastic system.
Baruch Spinoza was a Dutch philosopher, son of Jews was part of Renaissance thought, considered one of the 3 main exponents must Rationalism. Followed Spinoza and Descartes agreed with his philosophy. But when we speak of God's existence, unlike Descartes, developed a theory advanced enough.
Spinoza was the founder of a pantheistic philosophy that today is an option, and that it followed and tried Einstein demonstrated throughout his life.
His idea of \u200b\u200bGod was that if there is a being who is infinite and perfect, this being is not beyond this world or the universe, but part of it. For Spinoza, God is all the material and turn everything spiritual. Absolutely everything in this Univera is part of God, including man. The man is made up of body and soul, making it part of the same God. That which promotes events, the primary engine that drives everything in the unvierso, it is the essence of this God.
Well, here we see how Spinoza was able to create an idea of \u200b\u200bGod as real, he still has credibility. Its pantheistic philosophy that the church did qualify, ironically, an atheist, for we know the church shuns science, unless, as with scholasticism, his studies are based on the Bible, but we let them for later. Buena Luna
everyone.

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