FTP, author of Two Treatises on Government and An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, who supported the right to life, liberty, and property.
One work by this philosopher, addressed to an anonymous "Honoured Sir," argues that the government should not enforce religious views. Another work argues that Christian doctrine and rational philosophy are compatible. In addition to A Letter Concerning Toleration and The Reasonableness of Christianity, he wrote a refutation of Robert Filmer that is the first of a pair of works defending the ascension of William of Orange, and Book I of another work attacks the idea of innate knowledge, positing the tabula rasa model of the mind. FTP, author of Two Treatises on Government and An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, who supported the right to life, liberty, and property.
One work by this philosopher, addressed to an anonymous "Honoured Sir," argues that the government should not enforce religious views.
John Locke