Isaac Orobio de Castro
Certamen Philosophicum
Philosophical Combat for Divine and Natural Truth
ISBN 978-2-494509-39-9
The correspondence between Orobio and Bredenburg highlights the superiority of classical philosophy over the flawed reasoning of propositions influenced by the philosophy of Spinoza. Through meticulous logical analysis and rigorous verification of Jan Bredenburg's propositions, Isaac Orobio exposes and reveals the contradictions inherent in modern philosophical materialism. For Isaac Orobio, Spinoza and his contemporaries conceal the heresy of a new pantheistic atheism that replaces God with general "Nature," relying on sophisms while ignoring the common foundations of logic, grammar, metaphysics, and ontology.
Orobio de Castro, Isaac. Certamen Philosophicum: Philosophical Combat for Divine and Natural Truth. 2nd Revised Edition. Foreword and notes by Jean-Pierre Rothschild. Introduction and notes by Seymour Feldman. Prologue and translation by Walter Hilliger. Le Cercle Hilliger, 2024. ISBN 978-2-494509-39-9. Collection Veritas è terra orietur. ISSN 3003-8898. 172 pages.
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