Test yourself on Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes: 30 quiz questions with the answer explained, and 40 flashcards on the characters, places, themes and turning points. Free, no sign-up.
How does the Introduction describe the commonwealth?
What is the source of every conception?
What makes speech useful for sound reasoning?
How does the argument define reason?
What does personal worth depend on?
What produces the condition of war?
Which right cannot be surrendered by agreement?
What does justice mean in the discussion of natural laws?
Why do people place their strength under one representative?
When does conquest establish dominion?
Where do subjects retain freedom under civil law?
What distinguishes a public minister from a private servant?
Whose benefit should counsel serve?
Who supplies civil law with its authority?
What is the purpose of punishment?
Which condition threatens the commonwealth from within?
What belongs to the sovereign's duty?
What gives Scripture legal force for people without direct revelation?
What does Israel's covenant at Sinai establish?
What authority does a religious minister's office alone provide?
What does the account say salvation requires?
What changes through consecration?
What test does the Roman judge use when witness evidence is insufficient?
What does the doctrine of papal infallibility claim?
Why is papal control over bishops presented as dangerous?
How can clerical judgment of marriage affect kingdoms?
What advantage does private confession give ecclesiastical authorities?
What is school theology accused of doing?
On what does papal spiritual power outside its civil territory depend?
What does the conclusion require for religious executions?
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