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Uriel da Costa's A Specimen of Human Life Full Animated Audiobook

ANIMATED AUDIOBOOK: Experience the powerful and tragic final testament of the 17th-century philosopher, Uriel da Costa. Exemplar Humanae Vitae (A Specimen of Human Life) is Da Costa’s short, searing autobiography, written just before his death. It serves as both a philosophical confession and a devastating critique of the religious establishment that hunted him. This full, narrated, and visually animated version brings the text to life, detailing the path that led Da Costa, a former Catholic who fled the Inquisition, to become the most famous heretic in the Amsterdam Portuguese Jewish community. Da Costa’s radical ideas on natural law, his rejection of the doctrine of the immortality of the soul, and his refusal to bend to Rabbinic authority made him a martyr for intellectual freedom. His writings laid the groundwork for the skepticism that would later be championed by Baruch Spinoza. In this video, discover: The true story behind Da Costa’s repeated excommunications and public shaming. Why this pivotal text is essential for understanding the transition from Renaissance theology to the Age of Reason. The profound suffering of a man caught between two worlds—that of his Crypto-Jewish heritage and his own rigorous intellectual honesty. This video is brought to you by a direct descendant of the Curiel / Da Costa lineage, dedicated to recovering and re-examining the family's history. This is the archieve.org version of Uriel da Costa's own account of his life (Exemplar Humanae vitae) Englished by John Whiston (London, 1740) Dive deeper into the full history and lineage: https://urieldacosta.com/ Get Wendy Coriell's Book, Uriel da Costa Didn't Kill Himself here: https://www.amazon.com/Uriel-Costa-Di...