Philosophical Views on Human Nature

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According to Locke, what is the state of the mind at birth?

Tabula rasa

What did Locke propose as the source of all ideas in the mind?

Senses

How does Locke define moral good?

Conformity or non-conformity of behavior to some law

What did David Hume credit for giving empiricism its clearest formulation?

Hume's philosophical contributions

According to Hume, what are impressions?

Immediate sensations of external reality

What are ideas, according to Hume?

Recollections of impressions

Which principle formulated by Hume relates to the vividness of impressions compared to ideas?

None of the above

What kind of perceptions are impressions?

Immediate sensations of external reality

What does Hume claim to be the source of the idea of cause and effect?

Certain relations between objects experienced by people

Which philosopher emphasized that the mind at birth is a blank slate?

Locke

Explore contrasting views on human nature by Greek philosophers, Christianity, and St. Augustine. Dive into concepts such as the inherent goodness of man, the sinful nature of humanity, and the role of free will in moral choices.

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