According to Locke, we can be certain that external objects cause our ideas because
A) Some ideas are unavoidable.
B) God is benevolent.
C) We often agree with each other about what we experience.
D) All of the above.

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Locke argues that our ideas must have some external cause due to their unavoidability, the benevolence of God ensuring that our perceptions correspond to reality, and the general agreement among people about their experiences, all of which suggest that our ideas are caused by external objects.

According to Locke, We Can Be Certain That External Objects