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    Welcome to the Good Company Club, a philosophy resource and discussion forum, where we ponder the ponderous question and attempt to answer the unanswerables.  Our goal is to offer a website where philosophy essays, rebuttals, critiques, satire, ideas and literature can be read by those with a philosophical stance on life. 
    We currently have a few regular contributors to this site, but we need people like you to help us grow, and provide fresh new outlooks on philosophy. If you have any essays you wish to contribute,  sagacious ones you have already completed, or if you would like to challenge an essay you have read here, please submit! Include a brief biography, with your email address, if you would like. We will gladly give you a chance to be heard.

    March brings us six new essays, exploring the Oscars, circumcision,  Eastern Religion, and Anselm's Ontological Proof.  They are listed below, and if any seem interesting, check out our Forum to see a complete index of essays. You may also read the essays published in previous months by clicking the appropriate month in the table below.

    1. "Anselm’s Favorite Beverage; Or, Yoohoo Chocolate Drink Exists, God Must Too." By The Satirical Rogue.

    2. "All This Nonsense over a Little Gold Man," by Aaron Thomas

    3. "Does Intention Entail Belief or Does it Consist of Belief?" by Brandon Paradise

    4. "The Oedipus Instinct," by the Rhetorical Ronin

    5. "The Necessary Co-presence of Pain and Pleasure in Ban-Yatra Pilgrimage" by Anne Eva Doer

    6. "Circumcision" by Alan Nicholl

   

    View our monthly essays:
   
    March
    February
    January
    December

    Or, Download them:

    March Forum
    February Forum
    January Forum
    December Forum

        The Good Company Club also provides students and philosophers with many useful links. We've added two excellent links; One to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and another to Epistemelinks.com. We have a multitude of other links to the biographies, works, and criticisms of all the major philosophers, as well as links to discussion forums and philosophy resources.

 

Calvin rocking out after publishing his classic 'Institutes of the Christian Religion' in the 16th century
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