He authored a chapter discussing the "Kingdom of Darkness," which is found in a work that also contains the section "Of Man."
This philosopher argued against the worship of saints as demonology and claimed that mixing Aristotle with Christian thought leads to a "confederacy of deceivers." He authored a chapter discussing the "Kingdom of Darkness," which is found in a work that also contains the section "Of Man." His philosophy equates the state of nature with the "war of all against all." In a four-part book, this advocate of commonwealth claims that the life of man is "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short." For 10 points, name this English philosopher who wrote Leviathan.
This philosopher argued against the worship of saints as demonology and claimed that mixing Aristotle with Christian thought leads to a "confederacy of deceivers."
Thomas Hobbes