sentences:  Drawing on Thomas Hobbes in "Leviathan" he argued that the state exists to maintain its own integrity in order to ensure order in society in times of crisis.Some have divided the approach of political theology between a rightist traditional concern with individual "moral reform" (such as Clyde Wilcox's "God's Warriors" [1992] and Ted Jelen's "The Political World of the Clergy" [1993]) and a leftist focus on collective "social justice" (such as Jeffrey K. Hadden's "The Gathering Storm in the Churches" [1969] and Harold Quinley's "The Prophetic Clergy" [1974]).Kwok Pui-lan has argued that, while Schmitt may have come up with the term and its modern usage, political theologies were likewise forming along very different trajectories elsewhere around the world, such as in Asia.