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... craving for superiority, which leads to vice, and with it bondage and misery. Call this the “thesis of possible goodness”: that while human psychology is such that men become wicked under the conditions in which we now find them, nevertheless men would be, or have been, good under other conditions...

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... of rational agency and the nobility of the good will’s commitment to morality, the Religion paints a dark portrait of humanity as a race per- petually in bondage to its own sinful nature; its central claim being that all human beings possess a radical propensity to evil that makes evil deeds inevitable...

... a serious fl aw in Spinoza’s system. Much of the moral psychology that Spinoza devel- ops and applies to the explanation of human bondage to the passions in parts 3 and 4 of the Ethics presumes that human action is goal directed. Thus, on Bennett’s account, Spinoza’s moral philosophy would be under...

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