Which statements identify premises of Locke's argument? Select all that apply.

- Children are born with innate ideas.

- There are no innate speculative principles.

- All men have a right to pursue their freedom in the public sphere.

- There is not enough proof for the theory of general assent.

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Kaitlyn Riddle

9 November, 20:06

Which statements identify premises of Locke's argument? Select all that apply.

- Children are born with innate ideas.

- There are no innate speculative principles.

- All men have a right to pursue their freedom in the public sphere.

- There is not enough proof for the theory of general assent.

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Braydon Rodgers · Answer 1

John Locke is a well-known philosopher and is even dubbed as the "Father of Liberalism". Based on the statements above, the premises of his argument would include the third and the fourth option. He believes that everyone possesses that right for freedom and with this freedom, and with this general assent, there is no enough evidence that would support this.

Which statements identify premises of Locke's argument? Select all that apply.- Children are born with innate ideas.- There are no innate speculative principles.- All men have a right to pursue their freedom in the public sphere.- There is not enough proof for the theory of general assent.

Which statements identify premises of Locke's argument? Select all that apply.

- Children are born with innate ideas.

- There are no innate speculative principles.

- All men have a right to pursue their freedom in the public sphere.

- There is not enough proof for the theory of general assent.