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John locke Believed in the protection of individual rights that included life, liberty, and property. Rejecting the divine right theory of government.
Baron Charles de montesquieu Proposed separating the powers of the government so that the power would not be concentrated in the hands of one person or one group of people
Thomas Hobbes believed in order to keep people from destroying each other, they needed to enter into a "social contract" with an absolute monarch
William blackstone Strong belief in the Ten Commandments and that God's law was to be man's law
Voltaire Often wrote of the need for free speech and religious toleration
Jean Jacques Rousseau Wrote "The social contract", he suggested that a state based on a genuine social contract would give men real freedom.
Thomas Aquinas Published ideas in a book titled Summa Theologica, used to prove arguments of Aristotle to prove the most basic religious beliefs with logic and reason.
John clavin Outlined the "doctrine of predestination" and the "doctrine of the elect" in the institutes of the christian religion
moses Was known for leading the Hebrew people from slavery by the Egyptians
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