Calvin and the Whigs

Más información sobre el libro

Exploring the intersection of Calvinist political theory and John Locke's philosophy, this book delves into how Calvinism influenced Locke's ideas on governance, individual rights, and the social contract. It examines the theological underpinnings of political authority and the implications for modern democratic thought. Through a detailed analysis, the author uncovers the nuances of Locke's arguments, revealing how religious beliefs shaped his views on liberty, property, and the role of government in society.