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Answer: John Locke was a famous British philosopher. He believed in pantheism which is the idea that God exists in nature. This believe system believes that God is the same as the universe, plants, stars, etc.

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Answer:the philosophy pantheism is the view that the world is either identical to God, or an expression of God's nature. God is everything and everything is God.

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