Of Our Knowledge Of The Existence Of A God [book 4, Chapter 10 Of The Essay Concerning Human Understanding]

The chapter delves into the boundaries of human understanding regarding the existence of a divine being. Locke contends that, although certainty about God's existence eludes us, we can infer aspects of the divine's nature through rational thought and empirical observation. This influential text has significantly shaped philosophical and theological discourse, serving as a cornerstone in the discussions surrounding the interplay between faith and reason.