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10 Tips for Building a Strong Relationship
By: Graham Bell

Build a strong relationship with your partner

20 Good Reasons to Stay Sober
By: David Eugene

This book consists of concepts relating to the dangers of alcohol use in correlation with our pursuit for peace and pleasure specifically tailored for the teenage/young adult reader. A must read for today's young person.

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A Discourse Upon the Origin and the Foundation of the Inequality Among Mankind
By: Jean Jacques Rousseau

The movers of the French Revolution would embrace the ideas elaborated in this work written for a philosophical competition.

A New Earth and A New Universe

By: Rodney Bartlett

The basic idea is that we live in a universal unification where there is no solidity or separation as we understand it between any physical or nonphysical entities on Earth, in space or time. This idea grew from physics’ belief in universal unification as well as experiments in quantum mechanics and could change science, medicine, religion, economic systems, and create world peace and time travel.

A Treatise of Human Nature
By: David Hume

This book is an attempt to introduce the experimental method of reasoning.

An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
By: David Hume et al.

The book is the simplification of Hume's A Treatise of Human Nature, the origin of the ideas, of the association of the ideas, of probability, connectivity, liberty, necessity, and of miracles.

An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals
By: David Hume

This book is about antireligious "Essay On Miracles", David Hume reiterates a simple message: "No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle, unless the testimony be of such a kind, that its falsehood would be more miraculous, than the fact, which it endeavors to establish".

Auguste Comte and Positivism
By: John Stuart Mill

Positivism and the Positive Philosophy are the phrases, which during the life of Auguste Comte, the eminent thinker who introduced them, had made their way into no writings or discussions but those of his very few direct disciples, have emerged from the depths and manifested themselves on the surface of the philosophy of the age. This books discusses what they represent.

Beyond Good and Evil
By: Friedrich Nietzsche

Nineteenth-century Europe was for him a moral wasteland filled with false altruism, duplicity, double standards, and, worst of all, moral complacency. Nietzsche spoke of innermost thoughts: morality serves the social good, which for him meant fostering the best possible society--one that strives for excellence and abhors the herd mentality.

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Codex Veritas Neo: The New Vision For a New Reality
By: Neo

This book was put together to contain in an easily accessible compilation the founding beliefs of the Zero-Six Contingent, the reasons behind the mission and people's faith in Neo.