In one work, this man used an extended simile likening the Catholic hierarchy to broods of fairies.
In one work, this man used an extended simile likening the Catholic hierarchy to broods of fairies.He began his magnum opus with twelve chapters of axiomatic definitions, and later in that workcriticized the misinterpretation of Scripture by a "confederacy of deceivers." This thinker believedmen are equally able to use body and mind to kill one another, and that competition, diffidence, andglory produce a "war of (*) all against all." He argued that absent a failure to protect against externalinvasion, nothing can break the covenant of absolute duty to the sovereign. For 10 points, name this tutor ofCharles II, who was inspired by the English Civil War to write that the state of nature is "solitary, poor,nasty, brutish, and short" in Leviathan.
In one work, this man used an extended simile likening the Catholic hierarchy to broods of fairies.
Thomas Hobbes