This Seventeenth Century Dutch rationalist was a pantheist excommunicated from the Jewish Church for heresy. He believed mind and body were of one substance. His greatest contributions were in the field of moral philosophy.
- Spinoza
- Dewey
- Wittgenstein
- Leibniz
Answer
The correct answer is A) Spinoza.
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