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Hardly anything in Scripture can be proved contrary to natural reason
Drawn from what Baruch Spinoza said
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- Baruch Spinoza Dutch philosopher (1632 to 1677)
When we reflect on these peculiarities, and also on the fact that most things are related very shortly, with very little details and almost in abridgments, we shall see that there is hardly anything in Scripture which can be proved contrary to natural reason, while, on the other hand, many things which before seemed obscure, will after a little consideration be understood and easily explained.
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↗Theologico-Political Treatise, Part 2 (1670; R. H. M. Elwes translation)gutenberg.org
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