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First, Locke may well have influenced such diverse eighteenth century. John Locke philosophy on religion, freedom, concept of man and his political theory derived from biblical text. Third, Locke spent the rest of his youth traveling and mixing with people of diverse temperaments and ranks, gathering various experiences, testing himself in the situations which fortune offered him, and at all times reflecting upon whatever came his way to derive some profit from it. Fourth, For John Locke the self is consciousness, Locke thinks of the self as a thing that thinks, being developed primarily from sense experiences. Lastly, John Locke is the most influential philosopher and political theorists of the 17th century.
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