JOHN LOCKE ON REASON

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John Locke - a 5-minute summary of his philosophy - YouTube

This short but info-packed video tells you everything you need to know about John Locke, the 17th Century Philosopher.

What impact did John Locke have on the Christian faith?

In An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Locke examines the limits of reason, how we know things, and what we can know with certainty. He ...

John Locke's Theory of Property: Problems of Interpretation

Consequently, Locke reasons, men will try to find ways of storing their excess products by trading perishable goods for more durable ones that ...

John Locke Quotes about Reason - Lib Quotes

Reason is natural revelation, whereby the eternal Father of light, and fountain of all knowledge communicates to mankind that portion of truth which he has laid ...

Property: John Locke, Second Treatise, §§ 25--51, 123--26

God, when he gave the World in common to all Mankind, commanded Man also to labour, and the penury of his Condition required it of him. God and his Reason ...

Locke: Faith and Reason - Bibliography - PhilPapers

John Locke's Theology by Jonathan S. Marko. [REVIEW]Patrick J. Connolly · 2024 - Theologische Literaturzeitung 149 (9):814-816. ; Locke on the objective nature of ...

Introduction - John Locke's Christianity

Locke believed that natural reason could not comprehend all divine revelations. However, he argued that assent to anything, including the status of a revelation ...

John Locke - World History Encyclopedia

Locke proposes that humans are inherently self-interested but that the application of self-restraint and reason ensures they also pursue a ...

John Locke on "The Reasonableness of Christianity" - VoegelinView

The reasoning for this claim is as follows: If reason is the gatekeeper and ultimate arbiter of truth, then it would mean that it is reason, not ...

An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690)

Contrary to the Cartesian view of innate ideas, Locke claimed that the human mind is a tabula rasa and that knowledge is accessible to us through sense ...

John Locke's “Second Treatise,” Part I: State of Nature & State of War

Locke states that the law of nature governs over even reason. Reason is subject to the recognition of self-preservation. Because it is ...

John Locke [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] - MIT

Locke wishes to avoid any presupposition about matter, or mind, or their relation. It is not difficult to see that the notions which he has expelled often re- ...

John Locke - The Information Philosopher

The reason whereof is very manifest. ... So that, in respect of the act of willing, a man in such a case is not free: liberty consisting in a power to act or not ...

John Locke: An Essay Concerning Human Understanding

Force of enthusiasm, in which reason is taken away. Upon this occasion I shall take the liberty to consider a third ground of assent, which with some men has ...

Philosophy of Science #6: John Locke brought faith and reason ...

John Locke was a man of faith in the 17th century. During his active days, he wrote about regulated faith through reason — an obvious ...

On Locke and Aquinas: Reason, Will, and Law

For Sam this is in microcosm the problem with Locke, as he embodies the voluntaristic and therefore nominalistic proclivities of Protestantism, ...

John Locke - Oxford Reference

John Locke 1632–1704 English philosopher New opinions are always suspected, and usually opposed, without any other reason but because they are not already ...

John Locke > By Individual Philosopher > Philosophy

In his 1695 "The Reasonableness of Christianity", he argued that the basic doctrines of Christianity are relatively few and entirely compatible with reason. In ...

Essay Concerning Human Understanding Book 4: Chapters 12-21

In the final chapters of the Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Locke also examines reason, faith, and the relation between them. Reason is the faculty ...