Pantheism

Philosophy·Founding date unrecorded

Pantheism → 1 branch

Branch

Figures

who it looks to — gods, spirits, ancestors; some rooms are empty on principle Part of Belief →
The ultimate — what this line takes as final
T The one substance. Not a person, not a mind, not a maker — and therefore not something that can want anything from you. Spinoza still called it God, and meant it. Domain Everything there isStanding The one substance; everything else is a mode of it Meet them — context →
Founders & teachers — the ones who opened the way
B Baruch Spinoza — the lens grinder. He turned down a chair at Heidelberg to keep his freedom to write, published almost nothing under his own name in his lifetime, and died at forty-four in rented rooms in The Hague. Domain The single-substance argumentStanding Not worshipped and not a founder — pantheism predates him — but the person who made the argument watertight Meet them — context →
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