The third part claims that the universe is a plenum containing no angels or apparitions, thus undermining orthodox Christianity, and is entitled "Of A Christian Commonwealth."
Chapter three, entitled, "Of the Consequence or Train of the Imaginations" asserts that the continuance of motion is responsible for human thinking. The third part claims that the universe is a plenum containing no angels or apparitions, thus undermining orthodox Christianity, and is entitled "Of A Christian Commonwealth." Finally, the fourth part, "Of the Kingdom of Darkness", builds up the authors materialist program. Famous for its description of man in a state of nature, FTP, identify this work describing the "Matter, Form and Power of a Commonwealth", written by Thomas Hobbes.
Chapter three, entitled, "Of the Consequence or Train of the Imaginations" asserts that the continuance of motion is responsible for human thinking.
Leviathan