Etyka with delivery to Ireland

For all things excellent are as difficult as they are rare.

Spinoza's bold vision of reality brought ostracism upon him. Following an order of argument inspired by Euclid's method, he demonstrated that God is not a personal creator of the world but is identical with the whole of nature. Human beings, too, are part of this same deterministic whole. Spinoza rejected the idea of free will and showed that true freedom springs not from divine grace but from understanding the laws that govern the world and our own emotions.

Nothing can be or be conceived without God.

In this fundamental work Spinoza rejected traditional religion and its dogmas. He showed that faith based on superstition and fear leads to fanaticism and the enslavement of the mind. He sharply criticised institutional religions that subject people to commandments rooted in irrational fear. He showed that true spirituality lies in the pursuit of knowledge and in living in harmony with nature. Today, as we increasingly approach dogma critically and seek rational foundations for morality, Etyka remains an inspiring and courageous read. It is a book for those who are not afraid to think for themselves and to ask difficult questions.

Therefore the reason or cause why God, or nature, acts and why it exists is one and the same.