LOCKE: EMPIRISMO, CERTEZA, FE CRISTIANA

Abstract

In his pursuit to precisely determine the origin and significance of human knowledge, Locke concludes that we can be fully certain of some things and probably certain of lots more. Though limited, the knowledge we may have of reality is enough to satisfactorily guide our lives, even more when for these purposes we have the help of Revelation, as a last resort, though stating this exceeds the empirical boundaries of the origins of knowledge.