Naturalism and unbelief in France, 1650-1729 /Alan Charles Kors.

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Kors, Alan Charles [Author]

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9781316686522
9781316227121
9781316685716

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BL980 .N388 2016

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Subject: This book shows how absolute naturalism, deciphering nature without reference to God, emerged from the inheritance, dynamics and debates of orthodox culture.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Cover; Half-title; Title page; Copyright information; Dedication; Table of contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1 From Nature to God; 2 Reading the Ancients and Reading Spinoza; 3 Reductio ad Naturalismum; 4 The Passion of Malebranche; 5 Creation and Evil; Conclusion; Bibliography; I. Manuscripts; II. Critical editions of manuscripts; III. Journals; IV. Primary sources, including critical editions; V. Secondary sources; VI. Articles not in secondary-source collections (above); Index.

This book shows how absolute naturalism, deciphering nature without reference to God, emerged from the inheritance, dynamics and debates of orthodox culture.

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