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A Theologico-Political Treatise

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Benedict de Spinoza
Translated by R. H. M. Elwes
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30 chapters English Public domain
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30 chapters

01 Start Reading 02 Contents 03 Preface. 04 Chapter I.—Of Prophecy 05 Chapter II.—Of Prophets. 06 Chapter III.—Of the Vocation of the Hebrews, and Whether the Gift of Prophecy Was Peculiar To Them 07 Chapter IV.—Of the Divine Law. 08 Chapter V.—Of the Ceremonial Law. 09 Author's Endnotes 10 Table of Contents 11 Chapter VI.—Of Miracles. 12 Chapter VII.—Of the Interpretation of Scripture 13 Chapter VIII.—Of the Authorship of the Pentateuch and the Other Historical Books of the Old Testament 14 Chapter IX.—Other Questions Concerning the Same Books... 15 Chapter X.—An Examination of the Remaining Books of the Old Testament According to the Preceding Method 16 Author's Endnotes 17 Table of Contents 18 Chapter XI.—An Inquiry Whether the Apostles Wrote Their Epistles As Apostles and Prophets, Or Merely As Teachers... 19 Chapter XII.—Of The True Original of the Divine Law, and Wherefore Scripture Is Called Sacred, and the Word of God... 20 Chapter XIII.—It Is Shown That Scripture Teaches Only Very Simple Doctrines, Such As Suffice For Right Conduct 21 Chapter XIV.—Definitions of Faith, the Faith, and the Foundations of Faith, Which Is Once For All Separated From Philosophy 22 Chapter XV.—Theology Is Shown Not To Be Subservient To Reason, Nor Reason To Theology: A Definition of the Reason Which Enables Us To Accept the Authority of the Bible 23 Author's Endnotes 24 Table of Contents 25 Chapter XVI.—Of the Foundations of a State; of the Natural and Civil Rights of Individuals; and of the Rights of the Sovereign Power
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Title

A Theologico-Political Treatise

Author
Benedict de Spinoza
Translated by R. H. M. Elwes
Details
30 chapters English Public domain
About this book

No short description is available for this text.

Table of contents

30 chapters

01 Start Reading 02 Contents 03 Preface. 04 Chapter I.—Of Prophecy 05 Chapter II.—Of Prophets. 06 Chapter III.—Of the Vocation of the Hebrews, and Whether the Gift of Prophecy Was Peculiar To Them 07 Chapter IV.—Of the Divine Law. 08 Chapter V.—Of the Ceremonial Law. 09 Author's Endnotes 10 Table of Contents 11 Chapter VI.—Of Miracles. 12 Chapter VII.—Of the Interpretation of Scripture 13 Chapter VIII.—Of the Authorship of the Pentateuch and the Other Historical Books of the Old Testament 14 Chapter IX.—Other Questions Concerning the Same Books... 15 Chapter X.—An Examination of the Remaining Books of the Old Testament According to the Preceding Method 16 Author's Endnotes 17 Table of Contents 18 Chapter XI.—An Inquiry Whether the Apostles Wrote Their Epistles As Apostles and Prophets, Or Merely As Teachers... 19 Chapter XII.—Of The True Original of the Divine Law, and Wherefore Scripture Is Called Sacred, and the Word of God... 20 Chapter XIII.—It Is Shown That Scripture Teaches Only Very Simple Doctrines, Such As Suffice For Right Conduct 21 Chapter XIV.—Definitions of Faith, the Faith, and the Foundations of Faith, Which Is Once For All Separated From Philosophy 22 Chapter XV.—Theology Is Shown Not To Be Subservient To Reason, Nor Reason To Theology: A Definition of the Reason Which Enables Us To Accept the Authority of the Bible 23 Author's Endnotes 24 Table of Contents 25 Chapter XVI.—Of the Foundations of a State; of the Natural and Civil Rights of Individuals; and of the Rights of the Sovereign Power
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A Theologico-Political Treatise

Author
Benedict de Spinoza
Translated by R. H. M. Elwes
Details
30 chapters English Public domain
About this book

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Table of contents

30 chapters

01 Start Reading 02 Contents 03 Preface. 04 Chapter I.—Of Prophecy 05 Chapter II.—Of Prophets. 06 Chapter III.—Of the Vocation of the Hebrews, and Whether the Gift of Prophecy Was Peculiar To Them 07 Chapter IV.—Of the Divine Law. 08 Chapter V.—Of the Ceremonial Law. 09 Author's Endnotes 10 Table of Contents 11 Chapter VI.—Of Miracles. 12 Chapter VII.—Of the Interpretation of Scripture 13 Chapter VIII.—Of the Authorship of the Pentateuch and the Other Historical Books of the Old Testament 14 Chapter IX.—Other Questions Concerning the Same Books... 15 Chapter X.—An Examination of the Remaining Books of the Old Testament According to the Preceding Method 16 Author's Endnotes 17 Table of Contents 18 Chapter XI.—An Inquiry Whether the Apostles Wrote Their Epistles As Apostles and Prophets, Or Merely As Teachers... 19 Chapter XII.—Of The True Original of the Divine Law, and Wherefore Scripture Is Called Sacred, and the Word of God... 20 Chapter XIII.—It Is Shown That Scripture Teaches Only Very Simple Doctrines, Such As Suffice For Right Conduct 21 Chapter XIV.—Definitions of Faith, the Faith, and the Foundations of Faith, Which Is Once For All Separated From Philosophy 22 Chapter XV.—Theology Is Shown Not To Be Subservient To Reason, Nor Reason To Theology: A Definition of the Reason Which Enables Us To Accept the Authority of the Bible 23 Author's Endnotes 24 Table of Contents 25 Chapter XVI.—Of the Foundations of a State; of the Natural and Civil Rights of Individuals; and of the Rights of the Sovereign Power
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