Democracy and the Divine: The Phenomenon of Political Romanticism

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Democracy and the Divine: The Phenomenon of Political RomanticismAdvancing the thesis that a contract between the political members of a community must lead to the highest form of social inclusion, Thomas Hobbes's 1651 Leviathan has provided the groundwork for democracies around the world. Yet, Hobbes also states that this contract can only be upheld by a strong sovereign whose authority is derived from God. How can a democracy be defined as truly inclusive when it essentially grows out of a theocracy that thinks

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