This thinker wrote that curiosity about the causes of events and anxiety about the future cause people to adopt religious beliefs. He called hope "appetite, with an opinion of attaining." Bishop John Bramhall published a work castigating this man's Animadversions and called his most famous work a "Rebel's Catechism." Â This thinker theorized that the implication within the
This thinker wrote that curiosity about the causes of events and anxiety about the future cause people to adopt religious beliefs. He called hope "appetite, with an opinion of attaining." Bishop John Bramhall published a work castigating this man's Animadversions and called his most famous work a "Rebel's Catechism." Â This thinker theorized that the implication within the "right of nature" of a right "to all things" leads to a war of all against all in a work that contains the sections "Of Man" and "Of the Kingdom of Darkness" and describes life in the state of nature as "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short." For 10 points, name this author of Leviathan.
This thinker wrote that curiosity about the causes of events and anxiety about the future cause people to adopt religious beliefs.
Thomas Hobbes