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Sentence
This
great
metaphysician
[John
Locke]
considered,
our
ideas
were
derived
from
sensation
and
reflection;
and
preserved
the
distinction
between
these
two
sources
of
knowledge
with
great
care;
but
by
a
perversion
of
his
theory,
his
followers
reduced
them
to
sensation
alone;—which
by
a
necessary
gradation
leads
to
materialism,
atheism
and
nihilism.
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This great metaphysician [John Locke] considered, our ideas were derived from sensation and reflection; and preserved the distinction between these two sources of knowledge with great care; but by a perversion of his theory, his followers reduced them to sensation alone;—which by a necessary gradation leads to materialism, atheism and nihilism.
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