Augustine and Spinoza

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press (2010)
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Augustine, religion as rereading -- Hobbes, or nature as reason -- Spinoza and the "relics of man's ancient bondage" -- Conclusion: "the infinite separation".

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