No, Hobbes agreed with the assumptions of liberals on the rights of individuals, but he differed with democrats in arguing that the best way to protect those rights, given also a naturalistic view of things, is to scare the masses into submission via an autocracy. We're seeing this aspect of liberalism play out in the alt-right backlash against liberalism and democracy.

But anyway, this is a quibble that doesn't undercut my overall argument about the limits of liberalism in addressing the Nietzschean problem of God's death.