Spinoza's philosophical views are most convincing to the student. Specifically, the student agrees that not everything can be explained by scientific laws as Descartes believed, and that there needs to be a supreme being like God who controls existence. The student also finds truth in Spinoza's view of God as being the world itself rather than a separate entity. Additionally, the student agrees with Spinoza that free will is an illusion since people sometimes act or speak involuntarily. Overall, the student finds Spinoza's ideals and way of thinking to be most aligned with their own views out of the rationalists discussed.
Spinoza's philosophical views are most convincing to the student. Specifically, the student agrees that not everything can be explained by scientific laws as Descartes believed, and that there needs to be a supreme being like God who controls existence. The student also finds truth in Spinoza's view of God as being the world itself rather than a separate entity. Additionally, the student agrees with Spinoza that free will is an illusion since people sometimes act or speak involuntarily. Overall, the student finds Spinoza's ideals and way of thinking to be most aligned with their own views out of the rationalists discussed.
Spinoza's philosophical views are most convincing to the student. Specifically, the student agrees that not everything can be explained by scientific laws as Descartes believed, and that there needs to be a supreme being like God who controls existence. The student also finds truth in Spinoza's view of God as being the world itself rather than a separate entity. Additionally, the student agrees with Spinoza that free will is an illusion since people sometimes act or speak involuntarily. Overall, the student finds Spinoza's ideals and way of thinking to be most aligned with their own views out of the rationalists discussed.
JUTICALPA, OLANCHO WHICH OF THE GREATEST RATIONALISTS POINT OF VIEW YOU AGREE WITH AND WHY?
In my personal opinion, Spinozas point of view about things is
the most accurate and the one I agree the most compared with the other rationalists. One of the facts that I shared with him is that not everything in the universe can be explained in terms of scientific laws equations, like Descartes believed in. I think that if that was true human life would be too simple and predictable and everything we do would be subjected to simple equations. But that is not the case, we are subjects of destiny or better say of a supreme being that controls our very existence and faith. If Descartes had been true about this all mathematical affair, like Spinoza said, there would be need of God, because we could be our own rulers of our own lives.
Another point I like of his philosophy is the concept he gives of
God. Spinoza explained God is not outside the world nor in the world, he is the world, this statement is so filled of truth for me. When I think of God I cant bear to think of him as being part of a different entity as we are, that would make it imposible for him to understand human nature and behavior. I can conceive him being the air that we breath, the sun that is there to give warm to our existence, the water we need to live, the earth we use to eat, he is everything, that will be a very good definition to describe a god.
Another important aspect of his philosophy is that of free will.
According to Spinoza free will is an illusion. I think the same we are not always fully aware of everything we do and say sometimes we do things involuntarily as when for example we cough or we breath, sometimes we say things while we are sleeping deep in our unconciousness then we are not in our full awareness therefore we are not doing a good use of our free will. Although his philosophy was intended to a political aspect, the one that he always go in defense for: free expression. I admire his courage , he was the only one of his time to speak up against opression from our authorities or our own ideas about certain ideologies.
In conclusion , Spinoza is whom I share most of his ideals and