The Biblical Politics of John Locke

Wilfred Laurier University Press (2004)
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Introductory study of the Biblical politics of John Locke is both theological and political in its inspiration, as it considers Locke's interest in scripture and how that interest unfolds in the development of his political philosophy.

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