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Spinoza and the Rise of Historical Criticism of the Bible

Travis L. Frampton

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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Protestantism and the historical sense of scripture Chapter 3: The Theological-Political Climate of the Netherlands Chapter 4: Sketching a Portrait of Spinoza Chapter 5: The Jewish/Portuguese Merchant of Amsterdam: Baruch/Bento De Espinosa Chapter 6: Benedictus De Spinoza Among the Heterodox Christians Chapter 7: Re-evaluating the Historical Context for the Rise of Historical Criticism.

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Key concepts: Criticism, Protestantism, Judaism, Context (archaeology), Politics, Historical criticism, Literature, Philosophy