In addition to "Of the Kingdom of Darkness," this work includes a section that holds civil law above religious law titled "Of a Christian Commonwealth.
In its final section, this work concludes that only the church benefits from unchecked power over Biblical interpretation and describes a "confederacy of deceivers." In addition to "Of the Kingdom of Darkness," this work includes a section that holds civil law above religious law titled "Of a Christian Commonwealth." This work posits that only the existence of an absolute monarch can prevent a "war of all against all," and describes life as "nasty, brutish, and short." For 10 points, name this work by Thomas Hobbes.
In its final section, this work concludes that only the church benefits from unchecked power over Biblical interpretation and describes a "confederacy of deceivers.
Leviathan