"In this, therefore, I am forced to differ from that great Philosopher and Master of Reason, Mr. <i>Locke</i>, who denies and argues against all innate Ideas in general, and of every Kind: He supposes the Soul originally to be as a <i>rasa Tabula</i>, or Blank without any Impression, or distinguishing Character at all, which would be either nothing, or nothing that we can conceive or form any Notion or Idea of."
Physico-theology: or, a philosophico-moral disquisition concerning human nature, free agency, moral government, and divine providence. By T. Morgan, M.D.
Morgan, Thomas. <u>Physico-theology: or, a philosophico-moral disquisition concerning human nature, free agency, moral government, and divine providence. By T. Morgan, M.D</u>. London, 1741. Based on information from English Short Title Catalogue. Eighteenth Century Collections Online. Gale Group.<BR>http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/ECCO