Alphabet of Natural Theology for the Use of Beginners
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" Spinoza accordingly asserted that there is but one substance in the universe, and that this substance, with its attributes, is infinite and self-existent. " By God, " says he, " I understand an absolutely infinite being ; that is, a constant substance with infinite attributes, every one of which expresses an eternal and infinite essence. " He further represents this infinite substance as the cause of its own existence ; for as there can be only one infinite substance, it must be either the un...iverse without Deity, or the Deity without the universe ; or, as he admits, both, it follows that the Deity and the universe are one and the same substance. He believes the Deity, or the universe, to be one extended, infinite, and indivisible being ; and yet he maintains that bodies and minds are parts of Deity, involving the absurdity, that what is composed of parts is, notwithstanding, in- divisible ; nor will a subtle distinction, which he offers between the Deity as infinite, and the Deity as un- folded in the nature of the human mind, remove the contradiction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Spinoza accordingly asserted that there is but one substance in the universe, and that this substance, with its attributes, is infinite and self-existent. " By God, " says he, " I understand an absolutely infinite being ; that is, a constant substance with infinite attributes, every one of which expresses an eternal and infinite essence. " He further represents this infinite substance as the cause of its own existence ; for as there can be only one infinite substance, it must be either the un...iverse without Deity, or the Deity without the universe ; or, as he admits, both, it follows that the Deity and the universe are one and the same substance. He believes the Deity, or the universe, to be one extended, infinite, and indivisible being ; and yet he maintains that bodies and minds are parts of Deity, involving the absurdity, that what is composed of parts is, notwithstanding, in- divisible ; nor will a subtle distinction, which he offers between the Deity as infinite, and the Deity as un- folded in the nature of the human mind, remove the contradiction.
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