John Locke states that we can acquire knowledge via sense perceptions even though this kind of knowledge is not like that of demonstration. He argues this through the use of his readings and his quotations. They accurately represent what he thinks and how he goes about experimenting this idea. John Locke explains his ideas into three different subheadings that come together to prove his point. His first point is that when we are born, we are born with a blank slate of mind. His second point is how human beings to acquire knowledge, between different types of ideas. His final point is stating the theory of knowledge. In Locke’s first point we see that when we are born, we are born with a blank slate of mind. This means that the mind does not
