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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Hobbes identify as ecclesiasticals?
(a) those who are ordained to speak of the word of God.
(b) mystics from the East
(c) the original twelve apostles
(d) those opposed to the Christian Commonwealth
2. Who does Hobbes say can never be excommunicated?
(a) a judge
(b) a woman
(c) an ecclesiastical
(d) a sovereign
3. What roles does Hobbes say are assigned to Jesus Christ?
(a) a messenger for something greater to come
(b) a prophet, a physician, and a general
(c) a redeemer, a teacher, and eternal king
(d) a carpenter, a sheppherd, and a speaker
4. What is an angel?
(a) an hallucination
(b) a winged horse
(c) a dragon
(d) a messenger of God
5. What does Hobbes say is a problem people have of understanding the Kingdom of Darkness?
(a) there is no information about it
(b) to speak about it is to die
(c) the misinterpretation of it in the Scripture
(d) no one talks about it
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Hobbes say is God's right to establish His laws?
2. What are the people expected to do?
3. What was Hobbes' great objection to Aristotle's view of law?
4. How does Hobbes define obedience to the laws?
5. Unless an ecclesiastical is also a king, what can he not do?
Short Essay Questions
1. Briefly identify Hobbes' definition of the opposite of God.
2. In what ways does Hobbes say a person can be punished?
3. What is Hobbes' idea about honoring God?
4. What does Hobbes conclude about the Scriptures?
5. From what source does Hobbes insist the idea of demons came?
6. Who does Hobbes identify as belonging to the Kingdom of God?
7. What warning does Hobbes give about prophets?
8. How does Hobbes attack the Roman Catholic Church as well as Greek philosophers?
9. What, according to Hobbes, is the one thing that must be believed?
10. What is Hobbes' position on crime and personal survival?
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