Locke's Vision
Peter argues that John Locke's vision of human beings as free and equal is often misunderstood as atomized and individualistic, contrasting it with Aristotle's belief in humans as social and political animals. He also challenges the notion that the Bible portrays human beings solely as social creatures, offering a different interpretation.In this clip
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Peter Berkowitz on Locke, Liberty, and Liberalism
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