This philosopher had a long exchange with Jonas Proast following one of his works.
This philosopher had a long exchange with Jonas Proast following one of his works. He warned that "promises, covenants, and oaths... can have no hold upon an atheist"in a work supporting a diversity of religious denominations; that work, addressed to Philipp van Limborch, is A Letter Concerning Toleration. This philosopher supported silver and gold for their "pledge" value, whereas paper money could only be used as a "counter" of value, and one of his best-known works begins by attacking Filmer's Patriarcha, Two Treatises of Government. For 10 points, name this political philosopher who believed the mind originated as a tabula rasa and who wrote An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
This philosopher had a long exchange with Jonas Proast following one of his works.
John {Locke}