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Locke's argument concerning the existence of innate ideas is?

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Did John Locke believe in Plato's theory of Innate Ideas?
No,
What were John Locke's ideas about society?
He believed that society was horrible in an antagonist point of veiw.he was disgusted how it became from the past to the present.
What is the theory of recollection and innate ideas?
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That the island gave everyone a purpose.
What are the main arguments for the existence of God?
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