Which of the statements listed below is not true of Locke's ideas and beliefs?

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Locke believed that no specific ideas were innate and that the mind was a blank slate at birth. He did acknowledge that the mind had innate faculties, but not innate ideas. He also believed that the mind was an active participant in receiving and processing sensations, rather than a passive receptacle for them. Therefore, option D, which suggests that most ideas were innate, is not true according to Locke's ideas and beliefs.

Which of the Statements Listed Below Is Not True of Locke's