named Sophie Amundsen finds a surprising white envelope containing a piece of paper.

On it are written two questions: "Who are you?" and "Where did the world come

from?". And at the same time she is also receiving letters for a girl named Hilde Moller

Kang and Sophie also finds a silk red scarf in her bedroom, not belonging to her, but to

The writer is an enigmatic philosopher named Albert Knox and his messenger is his

dog Hermes. Albert Knox's two teasing questions are the beginning of an extraordinary

journey through philosophy from philosophers such as what I have read so far: Thales,

Anaximenes, Parmenides, Heraclitus, Empedocles, Anaxgoras, Democritus, Socrates,

Plato, and Aristotle. Albert Knox, whom Sophie has not met in person or even seen for

that matter, has been inquiring Sophie's mind to fundamental questions that philosophers

have been asking since the dawn of civilization.

Sophie is soon enough enrolled in this correspondence course. Everyday she gets

either a white envelope containing puzzling questions or a brown envelope containing type

day. She was determined to find this Alberto Knox and his dog Hermes. Soon enough

analysis on that is how can he come to that conclusion? Yes, all living things contain

that she was to think about how could a baker bake fifty cookies to look identical. The

philosopher was. She found out, not by meeting him in person, but saw him on a video

humans beings want happiness, an active realization of their innate capacities, but this

purposefulness of nature. The prime mover, GOD, is perfect and therefore the aspiration

existence of more than one single basic substance". Earth does not make visual

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Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)