John Locke, also known as "The Father of Liberal Philosophy," was a modern philosopher in the seventeenth century. John Locke was known around the world for his works, especially "Second Treatise on Government" in which he wrote in 1690. He expressed his essential view through his writings, stating that government is morally appreciative to serve people, namely by protecting life, liberty, and property. His writings inspired such people as Thomas Jefferson, offering inspirational ideas for the Constitution. Locke's idea is that people are born blank, with no awareness or responsibilities. He remains a gigantic important philosophical concept. Enlightenment philosophy is built on Locke's writings, particularly his loyalty to wisdom and his