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After these events England was declared a common wealth. Throughout the 17th century, many of the foremost religious writers had clung to the conviction that God had imprinted on the mind of man certain indelible truths, and that of these ideas the assurance of God's own existence was at once the clearest and the most important...
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(G.R. Cragg, p.115) John Locke was born August 29, 1632 into Protestant parents. Locke's father was a lawyer who served in Cavalry Company on the Puritan side in the early stages of the English civil war (http://www.panix.com). Locke was a boy when the civil war broke out (1640s). Locke was a king scholar which were a group of boys who had the privilege of living in the school and who received a stipend for two or three years before standing to election for either Christ church, Oxford or Trinity College Cambridge...
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