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Chapter 33 of Hobbes' highly influential political and philosophical treatise openly questioned the Mosaic authorship of the [[Pentateuch]], based on the many inconsistencies and contradictions in the text. | Chapter 33 of Hobbes' highly influential political and philosophical treatise openly questioned the Mosaic authorship of the [[Pentateuch]], based on the many inconsistencies and contradictions in the text. | ||
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Published in [[London, England]]: Andrew Crooke, 1651. | Published in [[London, England]]: Andrew Crooke, 1651. | ||
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[[Category:Pentateuch (subject)|1651 Hobbes]] | [[Category:Pentateuch (subject)|1651 Hobbes]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:07, 7 June 2016
Leviathan; or, The Matter, Forme and Power of a Commonwealth, Ecclesiasticall and Civil (1651) is a book by Thomas Hobbes.
Abstract
Chapter 33 of Hobbes' highly influential political and philosophical treatise openly questioned the Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch, based on the many inconsistencies and contradictions in the text.
Editions
Published in London, England: Andrew Crooke, 1651.
Contents
External links
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