His "Letter Concerning Toleration" is addressed to an "Honorable Sir" and argues atheists have no place in society due to their disregard for oaths.
His "Letter Concerning Toleration" is addressed to an "Honorable Sir" and argues atheists have no place in society due to their disregard for oaths. In his essay, "Some Thoughts Concerning Education", he develops his theory of empiricism (*) in learning stating that one's nature is born through experience and starts as a blank slate or ‘tabula rasa'. FTP, identify this 17th century British philosopher known for opposing the ideas of Thomas Hobbes in such works as "Two Treatises on Government".
His "Letter Concerning Toleration" is addressed to an "Honorable Sir" and argues atheists have no place in society due to their disregard for oaths.
John {Locke}