he most crucial view of deists is the idea that God is a transcendent being that left the world on its own after creation and has no concern in the affairs of man. John Locke makes statements in The Reasonableness of Christians. If Locke was a deist, he would have to accept this fact. But Locke does not agree with this view of God. This is what Locke said “But further, this question, Who shall judge? Cannot mean that there is no judge at all; for where there is no judicature on earth to decide controversies amongst men, God in heaven is Judge. He alone, it is true, is Judge of the right.” Deists do not believe that God is a judge of man’s affairs. Locke clearly dismisses this idea. Also according to deism, God does not care for his creation;
