Locke's theory of education
A) questioned the Christian belief in a sinful human nature.
B) indicated that nurture is more important than nature.
C) held that a person must test knowledge with his own sense experience.
D) assumed all knowledge ultimately comes from the senses.
E) all of the above

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Locke's theory of education encompasses all of the above choices. He believed that nurture plays a more important role in shaping an individual than nature, and that individuals must test knowledge with their own sense experience. Locke also assumed that all knowledge ultimately comes from the senses, and questioned the Christian belief in a sinful human nature.

Locke's Theory of Education