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    Baruch Spinoza -The Conclusion That God Is the Only Substance Containing All
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Baruch Spinoza -The Conclusion That God Is the Only Substance Containing All

Question 36

Question 36

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Baruch Spinoza
-The conclusion that God is the only substance containing all attributes is based on all of the following premises except


A) substance is essential and infinite.
B) substances cannot create each other.
C) all things that exist necessarily exist.
D) substance necessarily exists.

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