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What best describes Hobbes's view of the state of nature?
A Utopian pre-civilization environment in which humans lived in a state of perfect freedom
According to John Locke why would a free man in the state of nature be willing to give up some of his freedom?
Why would a person give up the freedom of the " state of nature "
Why would a free man in the state of nature be willing to give up some of his freedom?
The most common answer philosophers give is that in a state of nature you have total freedom to do anything you want since there is no government, but just as you have total freedom to do TO someone else what you want, they also have that freedom to do it to you. Thus insecurity is born. The remedy is to form a contract/compact with your fellow Men to establish a government that will protect you from these insecurities. However, since governments are by nature coersive, they will limit the freedom you had in a state of nature. Rational Choice theory would say that you would form such a contract/compact.
Why would a free man in the state of nature would be willing to give up some of his freedom?
The most common answer philosophers give is that in a state of nature you have total freedom to do anything you want since there is no government, but just as you have total freedom to do TO someone else what you want, they also have that freedom to do it to you. Thus insecurity is born. The remedy is to form a contract/compact with your fellow Men to establish a government that will protect you from these insecurities. However, since governments are by nature coersive, they will limit the freedom you had in a state of nature. Rational Choice theory would say that you would form such a contract/compact.
Would anyone have the right to govern you in a state of nature?
You would have life,liberty, and freedom
How important is the freedom of religion?
Very important. Without the freedom of religion there would be state religion.
Why would a person give up the freedom of the state of nature?
because of their love/devotion/passion for something. example: family
Which of the following principles was included in most state constitutions Popular sovereignty Religious freedom Popular sovereignty State of nature?
Natural righta u welcome
What does john Locke mean when he says that all men are naturally in a state of perfect freedom?
John Locke's statement means that every man has freedom as long as it stays within the confines of the law
What qualites does Thoreau envesion in ideal Perfect And Glorious State?
Thoreau envisions an ideal state where individuals live simply and harmoniously with nature, valuing independence, self-reliance, and personal freedom. He emphasizes the importance of individuals following their own conscience and pursuing a life of principle and integrity. Thoreau also advocates for a government that is limited in scope and respects the rights and liberties of its citizens.
What is bawdiness?
Bawdiness is the state or condition of being bawdy - sexual in nature, intended as humorous but considered rude.
When was Freedom State created?
Freedom State was created in 2006.
