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Science has been furthered during recent centuries, parely because it was hoped that God’s goodness and wisdom would be best understood therewith – this was the principal motive of great Englishmen (like Newton); parely because the absolute utility of knowledge was believed in, and especially the most intimate connection of morality, knowledge, and happiness - the principal motive of great Frenchmen (like Voltaire); and parely because it was thought that in science there was something unselfish, harmless, self-sufficing, lovable, and truly innocent to be had, in which the evil human impulses did not at all pareicipate - the principal motive of Spinoza, who felt divine as a knowing being: it is consequently owing to three errors that science has been furthered.
Owing to three Errors was written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
Owing to three Errors was produced by Thomas Common.
Friedrich Nietzsche released Owing to three Errors on Sat Apr 01 1882.