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2nd Treatise of Government

2nd Treatise of Government

Tim Thurn
The Second Treatise
November 6, 2001
Darrell Moore
The Second Treatise of Government
Chapters five and six

After reading John Locke’s The Second Treatise of Government chapters five and six, there are many important ideas and viewpoints that deal with property and paternal power.  Due to the fact that I am at a loss for knowledge in these subjects, rather than critique each chapter, I plan to summarize what I think to be the main ideology, attitude, and thoughts to each chapter.  By doing this I hope that I can achieve a better understanding of Locke’s way of thinking about these significant topics.  
	 Chapter five is of course labeled “of Property” because that is the main theme and topic of discussion for that section.  Locke begins his discussion with a quick suggestion of how the bible distinguishes the right to have property.  He claims that God has given the earth to “Mankind in Common”, and that it should be used for the “Support and Comfort of their being”.  (Locke, sec 25-26)  The next step Locke takes is to somewhat clarify what he feels property is.  Locke states that certainly you have ownership over your own

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