He wrote a Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect and he argued that Ezra, not Moses, was the primary author of the Pentateuch in his Theological-Political Treatise.
Leo Strauss wrote a book on this thinker's "critique of religion," while Lewis Feuer wrote on this man "and the rise of liberalism." He wrote a Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect and he argued that Ezra, not Moses, was the primary author of the Pentateuch in his Theological-Political Treatise. Another work contains a section entitled "Of Human Bondage," and decries the anthropomorphizing of God after proving through a series of propositions that God is the only substance in the universe. For 10 points, name this pantheist philosopher who wrote Ethics.
Leo Strauss wrote a book on this thinker's "critique of religion," while Lewis Feuer wrote on this man "and the rise of liberalism."
Baruch Spinoza [or Benedictus de Spinoza]