The Enlightement

The Enlightement

God gave human rights and gave human equality because it was god's idea in his mind.
1. Berkeley (Monistic Idealist)
2. Locke (believed in separation between god and physical life, Dualistic)
Everything we know is based on information passed through our senses.
1. Hume
2. Berkeley
3. Locke
Kings don't rule by divine right, Kings power rested on consent of the governed.
1. Rousseau
2. Locke
3. Louis XIV of France ruled by divine right and absolute power for 72 years starting in 1643.
We don't know the physical universe. We only know ideas that we assume the physical universe produces.
1. Locke
2. Berkeley
3. Hume
We can't know whether god exists or not.
1. Hume
The mind produces ideas.
1. Locke
2. Berkeley
Cause and effect is not a valid way of thinking.
1. Hume
Primary interest in Social inequality.
1. Rousseau
We can learn through cause and effect because that's the way our brain thinks.
1. Kant
God's existance can be proved because he put us here to doubt our own existance which proves we exist.
1. Locke
Reality is just a collection of ideas, everything is an illusion.
1. Berkeley
Mind is a blank and we learn as we live.
1. Locke
All knowledge comes from our senses.
Freedom of speech
1. Locke
Separation of powers in government
1. Locke
Consent of the governed
1. Rousseau

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