1725 SCIENCE & Existence of God Dutch Nieuwentyt Spinoza Philosophy ILLUSTRATED

Bernard Nieuwentyt was a 17^th-century Dutch philosopher who was best-remembered for his attacks and opposition of Baruch Spinoza. Spinoza was called an atheist by many of his peers, including Nieuwentyt who, in his book “Het Regt Gebruik” argues for the existence of God, calling out Spinoza for his atheistic views. Nieuwentyt uses the arguments of creation and divine miracles to defend the character and existence of God.

The illustrations found in this work, curiously include views of anatomy, science experiments, earth sciences, optics, and much more, all provided through the lens of God’s divine hand.

Item number: #23649

Price: $750

NIEUWENTYT, Bernard

Het regt gebruik der werelt beschouwingen : ter overtuiginge van ongodisten en ongelovigen aangetoont

Amsterdam: Joannes Pauli, 1725.

Details:

·        Collation: Complete with all pages

o   [14], 916, [18]

o   28 folding engravings, plus engraved title page and portrait

·       Provenance: Handwritten – [H. J. von Vensen, 1882]

·       Language: Dutch

·       Binding: Leather; tight and secure

·       Size: ~10in X 8.25in (25.5cm x 21cm)

·       Quite rare

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