His definition of God as Being with infinitely many attributes appeared in a work in "geometric order" and reflects his pantheism.
He claimed that the three heads of Good that men pursue are riches, fame, and pleasure in a work examining the differences between false, fictitious, and doubtful ideas, On the Improvement of Understanding. He argued that prophets are not necessarily intelligent but simply imaginative and emphasized that religion should stay out of politics in Tractatus Theologico-Politicus, but his only work published under his name was about his contemporary, Descartes. His definition of God as Being with infinitely many attributes appeared in a work in "geometric order" and reflects his pantheism. For 10 points, name this Dutch Jew who wrote Ethics.
He claimed that the three heads of Good that men pursue are riches, fame, and pleasure in a work examining the differences between false, fictitious, and doubtful ideas, On the Improvement of Understanding.
Baruch {Spinoza} (accept Benedictus {Spinoza})