text: This philosopher argued that man and nature are not a "dominion within a dominion", since man is governed by nature.
full_question: This philosopher argued that man and nature are not a "dominion within a dominion", since man is governed by nature. This thinker described a "third kind" of knowledge that comes from intuition instead of experience or reason. He wrote that while philosophy seeks truth, faith seeks only obedience. This philosopher wrote a book including the sections "Of Human Freedom" and "Of Human Bondage". This thinker argued that Moses did not write the Torah in his Tractatus Theologico-Politicus. This man wrote a treatise "demonstrated in geometrical order". For 10 points, name this author of Ethics who was expelled by Amsterdam's Jewish community.
first_sentence: This philosopher argued that man and nature are not a "dominion within a dominion", since man is governed by nature.
raw_answer: Baruch Spinoza [or Benedict de Spinoza]