Matthew Ebert – Page 2 – A collection of my writings and other creations

Justice is Wise

In Plato’s Republic, Thrasymachus asserts that justice is whatever is to the advantage of the stronger, and injustice is that which is in one’s

The following is most of what I wrote in Professor Kyle Simmons’ Intro to Existentialism class at TMCC, Spring 2016. Dostoevsky – Notes from

I commend Brendan Trainor for the talent he exhibits in his article, “Bernie Sanders, fascist” in the March 10th edition of RN&R. He has mastered

One of the most divisive issues in modern American politics is that of the right to bear arms. It should be made plain at

I saw the bike sitting in some guy’s yard by the river with a cardboard “For Sale” sign on the handlebars. He was motivated

Note: This is probably not my best work, but I figured it was worthwhile to populate this place with the things I have written

“Is an unborn baby with a human heart, a human liver, a human being?” asked Sam Dorman, a reporter from the conservative outlet CNSNews,

I found this odd scholarship opportunity recently, and so I dashed off 350 words to see whether I can get $2,000.00 Here’s the instructions:

The advent of the portable phone has brought changes to society both subtle and overt. When they first came out, it was awkward to