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Hobbes and Locke are both famous political philosophers whose writings have greatly influenced liberal political theory. Both refer to a hypothetical condition before the existence of society, state and government i.e, the state of nature. They speak about the insecurity of peace in the state of nature. They conceived the idea of contract as the source of the state and common authority. To them, the contract is irrevocable as violation of the same will lead to the return of the state of insecurity and war. Both of them speak about the laws of nature as based on reason and responsible for the contract in the creation of a responsible authority to preserve peace. The points of contrast between the two thinkers are upheld in their concept of human nature. Hobbes depicted that human beings are egoistic, selfish and quarrelsome. While on the contrary Locke believed that human beings are altruistic, selfless, peace loving and good. Their view of the state of nature also differs. For Hobbes the state of nature is essentially a state of war while Locke depicted the state of nature as essentially a state of peace, goodwill and mutual assistance. Another point of difference is that by Hobbes contract, the individuals surrender all their natural rights to the sovereign, while according to Locke’s contract, the people surrendered only the right of interpreting and enforcing the laws of nature while the remaining rights is possessed by the individuals. Finally, another point of difference is based on their idea of the sovereign. Hobbes was in favour of an absolute sovereign where people cannot resist its authority, or else they return back to the original state of nature which is a state of war. Locke tries to put limitations on the absolute government as he is in favour of a limited government as its powers were derived from the people.