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I just read his Ethics and i have to say... Holy shit he was right about everything. You should read it too, /lit/.

Baruch Spinoza (pbuh) is the greatest philosopher and theologian of the 17th century who retroactively refuted ultra-orthodox jews and christkikes with his exhaustive analysis of the Old Testament. By stripping judeo-christianity of its ridiculous superstitions, Spinoza (pbuh) has put an end to the blatant lies of the organized religions which paralyzed western philosophy for a whole millenia after the closure of the neoplatonist schools.
>Where do I start with Spinoza (pbuh)?
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/989 Start with the philosophical-theological treatise and read his ethics http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3800
>Which philosophers do I need to read before Spinoza (pbuh)?
Heraclitus is of fundamental importance to an understanding of the Spinozist philosophy.
>Relevant material
Spinoza BTFOING Aquinas and the scholasticucks
http://soulspelunker.com/2014/01/aquinas-and-spinoza-the-concept-of-god.html
Quotes to instantly BTFO the blabbering christcucks
https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/122092.Baruch_Spinoza
Spinoza (pbuh)'s biography
https://thegreatthinkers.org/spinoza/biography/
>b-but he was a jew!!
Spinoza (pbuh) was excommunicated by the rabbis of his synagogue for utterly refuting the fraudolent superstitions of the orthodox jews. To this day he's more of a threat to ultra-orthodox jews than fucking Hitler. His books were added to the catholic church index and branded as heretical writings. Both the kikes and the christkikes fear Spinoza (pbuh) because he inflicted a wound to the superstitious judeo-christian tradition from which neither of them will ever recover.