Spinoza and the Eternity of the Mind

[threephasewolf]

who are you to say what god thinks? how arrogant haha

[Professoranton]

This is quite good.  Please see the epilogue in Kenneth Burke's Rhetoric of Religion

[MrSteveSpears]

If God cannot be anthropomorphized (and I agree with this), than we need to stop saying God sees, God thinks, God wills, God posseses, God determines, etc.,.. Maybe even God is not a thing and therefore cannot exist in the way that things exist.

[BibFortuna4President]

Spinoza was a Taoist but just didn't know it. :-)

[snufkin789]

Isn't this rather a platonistic view of idealism?^^

[Be1Peace]

I really enjoyed this video, brother, thank you. Great ideas and explanations. I hope you got a good grade and the extra credit too! and that your contemplations lead you to happiness.

peaceness

[MarshalltheArtist]

How can the idea of a spoon exist when no one is thinking about it? I guess that God can constantly think about spoons but that's just a possibility. The possibility of a spoon will always exist without a spoon, but the idea of a spoon is another matter. Still, I think the video has a cool concept behind it.

[jimmoeinstein]

Dude, mutantcatpruductions, my friend, i dont know if u did this as a class assignment or what, but I LIKED IT!! i did.

i be loving on spinoza's philosophy constantly, he is by far my favorite philosopher, thnx for posting this, it brought a smile to a college student

take care, my u reach blessedness in its most perfect state as a human may achieve