The Life And Letters of John Locke
The Life And Letters of John Locke
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— Opikiok. A thinking and considerate man cannot believe anything with a firmer assent than is due to the evidence and validity of those reasons on which it is founded ; yet the greatest part of men not examining the probability of things in their own nature, nor the testimony of those who are their vouchers, take the common belief or opinion of those of their country, neighbourhood, or party, to be proof enough, and so believe as well as live by fashion and example ; and these men are z€^ous T...urks as well as Christians." It is evident from these liotes, that the writer partook not of the popular phrensy which had so long prevailed in Eng- land, and had not as yet entirely subsided.
The same asthmatic complaint which had induced him to leave England in 1675, was now an obstacle to any long- continued residence in London, and obliged him to pass the winter season for the most part either at Oxford or in the "West. This absence must have been a subject of regret, since Shaftesbury, who had recalled him from France, was now either in power, or deeply engaged in the politics of that eventful period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Opikiok. A thinking and considerate man cannot believe anything with a firmer assent than is due to the evidence and validity of those reasons on which it is founded ; yet the greatest part of men not examining the probability of things in their own nature, nor the testimony of those who are their vouchers, take the common belief or opinion of those of their country, neighbourhood, or party, to be proof enough, and so believe as well as live by fashion and example ; and these men are z€^ous T...urks as well as Christians." It is evident from these liotes, that the writer partook not of the popular phrensy which had so long prevailed in Eng- land, and had not as yet entirely subsided.
The same asthmatic complaint which had induced him to leave England in 1675, was now an obstacle to any long- continued residence in London, and obliged him to pass the winter season for the most part either at Oxford or in the "West. This absence must have been a subject of regret, since Shaftesbury, who had recalled him from France, was now either in power, or deeply engaged in the politics of that eventful period.
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