How did John Locke’s beliefs differ from those of Thomas Hobbes?

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Archana David · Answer 1 · 2021-09-08T16:56:03+0000

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Locke believed that people are naturally reasonable, while Hobbes believed that people are naturally selfish. Locke believed that people are naturally selfish, while Hobbes believed that people are naturally reasonable.

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