He observed that children "love to be treated as Rational Creatures" in one work, and argued that atheists cannot be trusted in another work addressed to "Honoured Sir."
One of his works was dedicated to Edward Clarke, while he he left unfinished his Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles of St. Paul.  He observed that children "love to be treated as Rational Creatures" in one work, and argued that atheists cannot be trusted in another work addressed to "Honoured Sir." He wrote Some Thoughts Concerning Education and A Letter Concerning Toleration, but is better-known for a work distinguishing between primary and secondary qualities, and arguing that the mind is like a "tabula rasa." FTP, identify this English empiricist who authored Two Treatises Concerning Government and Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
One of his works was dedicated to Edward Clarke, while he he left unfinished his Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles of St. Paul.  
John {Locke}