One of this author's more famous works claimed knowledge is derived only from sensation and reflection and that the human mind starts with a tabula rasa.
This man argued that society should tolerate multiple Christian denominations along with Jews, Muslims, and pagans, but not those who deny the existence of God, in his Letter Concerning Toleration. One of this author's more famous works claimed knowledge is derived only from sensation and reflection and that the human mind starts with a tabula rasa. In another work, he discussed society's need to protect lives, liberties, and estates. For 10 points, name this enlightenment philosopher who wrote An Essay Concerning Human Understanding and Two Treatises on Government.
This man argued that society should tolerate multiple Christian denominations along with Jews, Muslims, and pagans, but not those who deny the existence of God, in his Letter Concerning Toleration.
John {Locke}