the philosophy of Spinoza, who taught that there is but one infinite substance, God (or Nature), having infinite attributes of which only thought and extension are knowable
Spinozism


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Spinozism

noun
The monistic philosophy of Baruch Spinoza, in which all reality is held to consist of one substance, usually termed God or Nature, of which minds and bodies are both attributes.
Origin of Spinozism
AfterBaruch SpinozaRelated Forms:
- Spi·no′zist
adjective
noun
- Spi·no·zis′tic
adjective
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