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	In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is the doctrine that the mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that the mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and the senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to the idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and the nature of the universe.		In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is the doctrine that the mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that the mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and the senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to the idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and the [[nature]] of the universe.

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2023-02-17T08:33:58Z

Text replacement - "tbe" to "the"

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	In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is ~~tbe~~ doctrine that ~~tbe~~ mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that ~~tbe~~ mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and ~~tbe~~ senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to ~~tbe~~ idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and ~~tbe~~ nature of ~~tbe~~ universe.		In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is the doctrine that the mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that the mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and the senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to the idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and the nature of the universe.

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WikiSysop: Text replacement - "the" to "tbe"

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	In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is ~~the~~ doctrine that ~~the~~ mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that ~~the~~ mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and ~~the~~ senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to ~~the~~ idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and ~~the~~ nature of ~~the~~ universe.		In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is tbe doctrine that tbe mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that tbe mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and tbe senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to tbe idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and tbe nature of tbe universe.

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	In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is the doctrine that the mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that the mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and the senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to the idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], ~~science~~, and the nature of the universe.		In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is the doctrine that the mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that the mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and the senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to the idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], Science [[Category:Science]], and the nature of the universe.

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In [[epistemology]], '''Innatism''' is the doctrine that the mind is born with certain thoughts, ideas, knowledge, or beliefs. The opposing doctrine, that the mind is a [[tabula rasa]] at birth and all knowledge is gained from experience and the senses, is called [[Empiricism]]. Infants are born with a fear of heights, and an ability to swim, contrary to the idea that we evolved from tree dwellers, just as two non-metaphysical examples. This [[philosophy]] lends itself to ideas about reincarnation, [[God]], science, and the nature of the universe.

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