Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes: resumen de Chapter 15

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1. Justice means keeping valid covenants, while coercive civil power establishes the security needed for justice and property.
2. The argument rejects profitable betrayal as reasonable because covenant breakers cannot reliably secure the allies necessary for survival.
3. It distinguishes just character from just actions, injury from damage, and contractual justice from equitable arbitration.
4. Further natural laws require gratitude, accommodation, pardon, restrained punishment, equality, fair distribution, and impartial settlement of disputes.
5. A reciprocal test summarizes the laws, which always bind inwardly but require security for outward practice.
6. The conclusion identifies these peaceful virtues with moral philosophy and distinguishes rational conclusions from laws commanded by God.

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