/lit/ - Literature

He's right you know

>>15135794
Spinoza (pbuh) was excommunicated by the rabbis of his synagogue because he revealed the truth of their frauds.

>>15135801
Still unrefuted, keep coping christcuck.

Seething christcuck ITT you will never refute him (pbuh)

Tell me about Spinoza, why does he wear the natura naturata?

<THIS SMUG
SON OF A JEW
Is Obliterating Kikes and Christcucks
and basically, you are fucking stupid
How? ...Just Read the Free Treatise >

>destroys organized religion
Is he /ourjew/?

>>15104951
>Am I missing something?
Everything.

>in the Old Testament, the hebrews used to associate their acts and natural phenomena to the divine entity of God
>for instance, if they reaped corn, they'd say God gave it to them, if they made a transaction, they'd say God handed them those shekels and so on
>the hebrews also used to attribute a divine quality to the things that provoked amazement to their eyes
>for instance, they'd call a huge tree a tree of God, a roaring thunderbolt the voice of God, and call even the tallest individuals which would murder and prostitute themselves the Sons of God

>destroys your jewish religion

>finish reading the Roman philosophers after the Greeks
>try to convert myself to christianism to relate with the middle age philosophers better
>read St. Augustine bashing polytheists and their contradictions and think he makes sense
>try to pick up again the OT to finish it
>realize it's just a jewish power fantasy about an obvious man-made god created to prefer jews over the other races
>find countless contradictions to the previous books and the NT teachings
>close the Bible and throw it in a fire while gloating over the most retarded psyop in the history of humanity
>drop the City of God halfway through the text
>refuse to read any other christian philosopher
Can I hop on the Spinoza train now?

What was this guy's problem?

Does Spinoza count?

How do I know if I’m a shit philosopher? How should I be acting as an undergrad philosophy student?

For me, it’s Spinoza

Where should I start with Spinoza??

where should i start with this jewish heretic? and dont say "the greeks." i refuse to start with the greeks. i will NEVER start with them.

How many times have you read the Ethics before you finally understand it?

> Bloom writes of Spinoza, "He appears to have had no sexual life."
based

>>14256259
What about pantheists?

Where can I find a good edition of Spinoza's Ethics?

>>14099768
>>14101157
Substance ;)

Why does /lit/ never talk about the most based philosopher to ever live?

Is it because he was a jew?