Garrett HArdin illustrates similarities in the philosophies of Karl Marx and Plato, particularly in terms of the need for classless societies, communal sharing, as well as the evils of private property and ownership. Using different rhetoric, they both describe their respective versions of the Communist Manifesto.

George Berkeley writes extensively on man's perception of the outside world in an attempt to explain the nature of existence and God's role in the workings of the Universe.

Explores how God and Evil exist at the same time. Attempts to rationalize the concept of God and evil coexisting.

A comparative essay considering the viewpoints of three philosophers Montaigne, Descartes, and Pascal.

Questions the existence of God. Discusses some of the basic standings of an agnostic, on the question.