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this demonstrates how obsessed spinoza was with the idea of how a god who has infinite exists.plato.stanford.edu
spinoza has been given the moniker god intoxicated philosopher because he believes that god is the highest of entities and the creator of all things.
spinoza and his work the ethics answers the question of why spinoza is a god intoxicated philosopher through his 36 propositions.
spinoza s reference to monism that god is just one substance and that is the substance of nature and the creator of the universe is reflected in the following quote that illustrates the belief that you must view the whole world as diverse and at the sam
spinoza is a strong believer in the idea that god and nature go hand-in-hand. in p29 spinoza states in nature there is nothing contingent but all things have been determined from the necessity of the divine nature to exist and produce an effect in a
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we know it to be god because there is no other perfect being that could create what he created and therefore nature is god due to the truism that god is the creator of nature.
. spinoza is intoxicated with god because of the belief that he is the ultimate creator and according to spinoza that is as far as god s powers extend and is all he is concerned about.
this is the belief of spinoza because we cannot see god; we can only view his work as nature. in order to believe in something you have to see it and you cannot see god as a being therefore he exists only through philosophy and in people s minds.en.wikipedia.org
spinoza believes that god exists; he just does not believe god s purpose is to serve humans like the traditional believers of judeo-christian ideology.
the conventional view of god in the judeo-christian community is that god s role and reason for existence is to judge the life of humans.
they also believe you must follow his rules to be loved by him and to be accepted into his community.
the judeo-christians believe that god is the whole world and they believe more in the powers that he possesses and what he can do to help them.
spinoza and the judeo-christian traditionalists differ on whether or not god is a miracle worker.
spinoza does not believe that god can take away life s negativities such as disease or pain that come into human lives.
the judeo-christians believe in god as a not only a creator but as someone who if they are good to him then he will in return be good to them.
spinoza does not adhere to these beliefs because he does not see god as a being who does specific things for people when asked for that would mean that god has therefore ranked humans in order of goodness preferring one over another.
descartes created a new set of philosophical problems namely dealing with the dilemma of dualism.
dualism is descartes idea that there is a separation between the mind and body.
he posited that mind and body are two separate entities that interact with one another connecting at the pineal gland.
i have found that descartes uses doubt in order to prove his theory of dualism and to try to disprove the skeptics who doubt everything.
descartes uses doubt in order to prove his theory of dualism and to try to disprove the skeptics who doubt everything
descartes tries to doubt everything but soon realizes that there is one thing that he cannot doubt and the fact that he does exist.
descartes believes that the mind is different from the brain and that the mind is the place where self-awareness and consciousness lives.
descartes believes that the mind is diverse and is different from the brain and that the mind is the place where self-awareness and consciousness lives.
descartes believes that the mind is where self-awareness and consciousness lives and not in the brain.
descartes combats skepticism through his mind and body dualistic theory and how that as long as he is thinking through his mind then he is indeed a existing.
descartes tries to doubt everything but soon realizes that there is something you cannot doubt one s owns existence.
the fact that you think proves that you do indeed exist which illustrates how descartes foils the skeptic by proving them wrong.
other modern philosophers such as spinoza try to disprove descartes theory of dualism. spinoza attempts to disprove descartes by creating a completely new metaphysical system that he believes solves cartesian problems.
the opposite side of this dualistic theory would be spinoza who does not believe in the cartesian dualistic view. x 2homepages.ihug.co.nz
spinoza takes the problems from descartes dualism and creates his own unique metaphysical system entitled monism.
spinoza s monistic theory is the belief that there is one substance instead of two and the idea of intellect is just an attribute of the mind.
he is a non-believer in dualism as his theory is that god is the one and only substance.
unlike descartes spinoza believes that god is the one and only substance and if there were any substances in addition to god then they would have to be explained through god which goes against the two substance beliefs of descartes mind and body du
because spinoza is a believer in one substance; he posits that this dualistic theory is absurd.www.iidb.org
the reason he finds the dualistic theory absurd is that these two substances mind and body would have to be explained through the one substance of god.
for descartes his conception of god is that he is a supremely perfect being with endless possibilities and we know of god because he is in our minds and creates our ideas.
spinoza contrasts that conception with his idea that god is one substance or nature.
leibniz s conception is that god is a perfect being who exists in the outside world but not in our minds and because of this fact we directly think our own ideas not those generated by god.
descartes proves the existence of god through intellect.
he is certain that he finds in his mind the idea of god just as he intellectualizes the idea of numbers and shapes.
descartes also recognizes that god s external existence belongs to his nature.
therefore you cannot conceive of god without conceiving of his existence.
he considers god to be one substance with infinite attributes.www.elliotcross.com
spinoza also defines god through nature given that he is the creator of the universe. he believes that since god created nature then it follows that is how you know of god s existence.www.geocities.com
spinoza believes that this one substance god or nature cannot be limited by anything.www.spaceandmotion.com
spinoza believes that god is absolutely infinite; with infinite attributes that therefore give him eternal and infinite essence.
according to spinoza the function of god is that of an almighty creator.
he is not a miracle worker but merely a designer who created the world and universe.en.wikipedia.org
spinoza posits that god does not function as an almighty power who judges human beings good and evil but rather he is this creator being who merely designs nature in which humans live and from that they create their own good and evil.
because of this idea spinoza does not believe that god cares what humans do which is the reasoning behind why he believes god only exists philosophically.
spinoza viewpoints differ greatly from the judeo-christian belief that god exists as a judge and arbitrator whom they turn to in time of need.
this philosopher is a monist whose metaphysics centers around the mind.
leibniz also explains the existence of god through his belief that god is the immediate object of our perceptions existing outside of us.
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