According to Spinoza, God is an infinite being, and the only possibility for any substance to be such is to not have other substances to limit it. That is how he comes to the conclusion that both God and nature are one substance, and the world’s every feature is simply a part of this substance. Thus, only one thing is existent, and that is God and nature combined.
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