Baruch Spinoza zugeschrieben

«'Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would end, I would still plant an apple tree today.'»
Falsch zugeschrieben

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Es steht nicht im Werk von Baruch Spinoza

Attributed to Spinoza and, more often, to Luther; it appears in no work or letter of Spinoza's, and for Luther too there is no source before the twentieth century.

Quelle: Open Library, ediciones de Spinoza (Ethica, Tratado teológico-político, Tratado político, Correspondencia, Collected Works de Curley, Complete Works de Shirley, Opere de Mignini, etc.).

Was wirklich gesagt wurde

Belegte Worte von Baruch Spinoza

«By God, I mean a being absolutely infinite—that is, a substance consisting in infinite attributes, of which each expresses eternal and infinite essentiality.»
Ética, I, definición 6 (trad. inglesa de Elwes)
«The reason or cause why God or Nature exists, and the reason why he acts, are one and the same.»
Ética, IV, prefacio (trad. inglesa de Elwes)
«Everything, in so far as it is in itself, endeavours to persist in its own being.»
Ética, III, proposición 6 (trad. inglesa de Elwes)

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