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Locke is also famous for his theory of the tabula rasa, or "blank slate", which he is said to have first conceived while spending many hours of fruitless effort on a math problem as a boy.  
 
Locke is also famous for his theory of the tabula rasa, or "blank slate", which he is said to have first conceived while spending many hours of fruitless effort on a math problem as a boy.  
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Although integral to the founding of America as well as the concept of liberty, there is some evidence to indicate his views were also an enhancement of Hobbes' statist views, and essentially advocated for man to be a brute unconstrained by natural law.<ref>https://distributistreview.com/liberty-god-that-failed/</ref>
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Although integral to the founding of America as well as the concept of liberty, there is some evidence and criticism, including by [[Christopher Ferrara]], that his views were also an enhancement of Hobbes' statist views, and essentially advocated for man to be a brute unconstrained by natural law.<ref>https://distributistreview.com/liberty-god-that-failed/</ref>
    
==Early life==
 
==Early life==
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