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A Short History of Freethought Ancient and Modern, Volume 1 of 2

Note 291 — Chapter IV · RELATIVE FREETHOUGHT IN ISRAEL

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Benn, Greek Philosophers, i, 352. Mr. Benn refutes Sir A. Grant’s view that Aristotle’s creed was a “vague pantheism”; but that phrase loosely conveys the idea of its non-religiousness. It might be called a Lucretian monotheism. Cp. Benn, i, 294; and Drews, Gesch. des Monismus, p. 257. ↑

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