The idea that humans were, by nature, creatures of reason and basic goodwill is an idea embraced by ________.
A) Locke, in opposition to the ideas of Descartes
B) Hobbes, in opposition to the ideas of John Locke
C) Locke, in opposition to the ideas of Thomas Hobbes
D) Bacon, in opposition to the ideas of John Locke
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