Yes, Spinoza's god is merely another name for universe or nature. Einstein said he believed in this god. He was an atheist. It's just another definition of god, only this one makes sense. There is no personal christian god. Please.
2007-09-14 01:15:38
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answered by Anonymous
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who's to declare the egyptians that lived back then weren't built by using the Nephilim from the bible. there have not been the different authentic looking motives for a fashion those great issues have been given built. perchance the best stuff pyramids, sphinx etc have been built by using them lengthy previously the inhabitants of historic egypt have been there. it would make experience, seeing as those barren area sands can conceal something given time. the training of jesus have been very diverse than the different rabbi of that day. different than perchance john the baptist, who grew to become into extra of a few "loopy guy out in the barren area" than a rabbi. im uncertain if the flood might have broken or led to better age the pyramids to look older. it would desire to have easily elderly each little thing else, fossils, etc. yet remember, back previously the flood curiously human beings lived thousands of years. how a ways enhanced do you think of we would be in the present day if human beings like issac newton, da vinci, or einstein might have lived 2, 3, 4, six hundred years? solomon even suggested no longer something under the sunlight is new, how do you realize something now did no longer exist lengthy in the past? almost something in the bible may well be defined scientifically to a pair quantity. hell, even "sin" may well be a gene handed from father to baby. the actuality we can't reproduction the comparable issues in a controlled atmosphere and test would not advise it fairly is not achievable. from a very athiestic standpoint, there isn't any way we can build those varieties of monuments until eventually we use technologies now we've, or from the previous hundred years or so. something is amiss there, so something is open to speculation. God and Nature will in no way substitute. basically our understandings, Theology and technological information will substitute.
2016-12-26 10:12:49
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answered by jensvold 3
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Yes. Of course.
Isn't everything more plausible than that?
Spinoza had a theory of the nature of g-d, but xtians just have inserted a human being into the 'g-d space", without a cultural or philosophical understanding of that man or regard for his knowledge, background and lifestyle- which relieves them of personal responsibility by implying it is up to g-d to obtain their forgiveness, and they need not amend their own wrongs.
2007-09-14 01:16:11
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answered by Anonymous
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The answer is no. It's one of Spinoza's weakest examples of reasoning on record. The confusion of names is appallingly imprecise for an otherwise impressive philosopher and leads far too many people up the garden path.
Remember, Spinoza wouldn't have called it 'God' if he'd lived in a period that was without persecution of heretics and atheists.
If Einstein believed it, that in itself is no particular recommendation either. It's an imprecise concept dressed up in the disguise of a non-existent entity.
2007-09-14 01:15:59
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answered by chris m 5
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Yes, most definitely. That's why I have taken to using the term Mother Nature, as a deity we can all understand. But I have to separate myself from the modern use of the term witch, as I do not do spells, I do contemplation and meditation. I do not believe that spells, charms and curses are anything more than psychological. They can be very powerful because the human mind can be very powerful.
2007-09-14 02:31:06
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answered by auntb93 7
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Spinoza's God and the Christian God are one and the same.
2007-09-14 01:28:11
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answered by Anonymous
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No the god of Aristotle is more plausible (the immovable mover) But that's only a philosophical Supreme Being.
The Christian God is incarnate in Jesus.
2007-09-14 01:14:13
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answered by carl 4
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Sorry but the Invisible Pink Unicorn is more plausible than both.
2007-09-14 01:18:23
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answered by Imagine No Religion 6
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I think the most plausible god is none.
2007-09-14 01:24:40
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answered by Batfish 4
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