John Locke -Innate Principles Do Not Exist Because of All Reasons Except

question 237

Multiple Choice

John Locke
-Innate principles do not exist because of all reasons except

• A)children and insane persons obviously do not have them.
• B)universal consensus proves nothing.
• C)all of the disagreement surrounding morality suggests it is not an innate principle.
• D)nothing can be understood except that which is clearly represented to the sense.

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