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    John Locke -All the Ideas in the Mind Are Derived from
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John Locke -All the Ideas in the Mind Are Derived from

Question 269

Question 269

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John Locke
-All the ideas in the mind are derived from


A) modes,substances,and relations.
B) combining ideas,comparing ideas,and separating ideas.
C) change or power.
D) sensation and reflection.

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