Leviathan Test | Final Test - Medium

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Leviathan Test | Final Test - Medium

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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 say began the notion of demons and it spread to many cultures?
(a) the Egyptians
(b) the Greeks
(c) the heathens
(d) the Hindus

2. Who are the subjects in the Kingdom of God?
(a) everyone all over the world
(b) all people preselected for membership
(c) all men who have made a pact with him to be part of his Kingdom
(d) only angels and heavenly choirs

3. If he so wishes, what is a king allowed to do?
(a) to go to war with non-believers in the name of God
(b) become the Pope
(c) to authorize the New Testament into civil law
(d) to authorize mass executions of innocent people

4. What is the end result of worshiping?
(a) showing superiority
(b) hole in the knees of trousers
(c) mental exercise
(d) giving someone power

5. What causes the people of a nation to become very angry and pass on their anger to their children?
(a) a sovereign who will not go to war
(b) a leader who is only after power
(c) a leader who travels a lot
(d) a period of recession

Short Answer Questions

1. What two things does Hobbes say are necessary to be received into the Kingdom of God?

2. What does Hobbes say awaits people who do not believe in Christ or the Kingdom of God?

3. After Abraham, with whom did God renew the covenant?

4. Who does Hobbes identify as the Supreme Prophet?

5. When does Hobbes say there is no crime?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Hobbes insist that the commonwealth comes first?

2. What is a leader supposed to do in addition to establishing punishments?

3. What is Hobbes' position on religious statues and icons?

4. From what source does Hobbes insist the idea of demons came?

5. Who does Hobbes identify as belonging to the Kingdom of God?

6. What complication does Hobbes see in obeying the sovereign and God at the same time?

7. What does Hobbes suggest is the first priority of a sovereign?

8. What does Hobbes say happens to one who does not believe in God?

9. What is Hobbes' idea about honoring God?

10. What does Hobbes have to say about sin and crime?

(see the answer keys)

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