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    Supports→The freedom to philosophize should be granted without harm to true religion

    Reason and faith inhabit two distinct and exclusive spheres, and neither should tread in the domain of the other

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    The solution to this state of affairs, Spinoza believes, is to examine the Bible anew and find the doctrines of the “true religion”. Only then will we be able to delimit exactly what we need to do to show proper respect for God and obtain blessedness. This will reduce the sway that religious authorities have over our emotional, intellectual and physical lives, and reinstate a proper and healthy relationship between the state and religion. A close analysis of the Bible is particularly important f

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