Can physics and chemistry account for ... ?

[DannyM]

That was from Spinoza. I thought he was pantheist.

Not sure. Is it Spinoza's view, or pantheism's view? Honest question.

[1over137]

That was from Spinoza. I thought he was pantheist.

Not sure. Is it Spinoza's view, or pantheism's view? Honest question.

I give you source. It is in Spinoza, Ethics, in Edwin Curley, translator, The Collected Writings of Spinoza (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1985), volume 1.

The Standford source is: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/spinoza/. There in section 2.1 is that paragraph (Spinoza's fundamental insight in Book One is that Nature is an indivisible ...)

[DannyM]

That was from Spinoza. I thought he was pantheist.

Not sure. Is it Spinoza's view, or pantheism's view? Honest question.

I give you source. It is in Spinoza, Ethics, in Edwin Curley, translator, The Collected Writings of Spinoza (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1985), volume 1.

The Standford source is: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/spinoza/. There in section 2.1 is that paragraph (Spinoza's fundamental insight in Book One is that Nature is an indivisible ...)

Thanks, Hana, I'll read that soon with time.