If one dislikes Spinoza's conclusions, there are two primary ways to respond: first, one can question his definitions and axioms by asking whether the axioms are truly axiomatic and whether the definitions are arbitrary or defensible; or second, one can examine his logical reasoning.

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if you don't like his conclusions there are two things you can do. One is to question his definitions and axioms. Are the axioms axiomatic? Really? Are the definitions arbitrary, defensible?

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A History of Philosophy | 36 Spinozawheatoncollege
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