This work compares the failure of society to the idea of "defectuous procreation," which can result 
This work compares the failure of society to the idea of "defectuous procreation," which can result from "supernatural inspiration" or self-interest. This work argues that failure to adhere to true Christian principles and doctrines leads to a "Kingdom of Darkness," and this work examines the relationship between civil law and natural law in a Christian commonwealth. This work's section "Of Man" argues the idea that the state of nature consists of total war of "every man against every man," and that life is "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short." For 10 points, name this work that argues for absolute monarchy, written by Thomas Hobbes.
This work compares the failure of society to the idea of "defectuous procreation," which can result from "supernatural inspiration" or self-interest.