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The major concern of writing this work can be reduced, but not

limited to,introducing the students,practitioners of Philosophy,

seekers of wisdom and lovers of Philosophy into thee broad picture

of philosophizing. Moreover, the work aims at helping the above

stated categories of people have a clear understanding and distinction

between philosophical and non-philosophical prepositions, certain

and erroneous arguments so as to combat error with truth.

The work sets a solid foundation to political and existential

philosophy. While dealing with Political Philosophy, this work

discusses man as a political animal, nature and justification of

coercive institutions, the relationship between man and the State

and political doctrines of some socio-political philosophers which

have led to development of various States and their relevancies.

By laying emphasis on existential philosophy, this work departs

from man as an acting and existent being in the world, with strong

emphasis on his genuine ability to transcend the prevailing modes

of existence. The work sets forth Philosophy in a more practical

dimension rather than an abstract phenomenon.

Overly, this work meets the concern of the study of Philosophy, that

is, to form a strong backbone for the study and correct understanding

of higher ecclesiastical studies and among these, Theology deserves

mention. This work ends with very critical and crucial articles

about G. Marcel and Kierkegaard. For G. Marcel, the article:

“The Existential Labyrinth: A Perspective of G. Marcel’s Work:

Problematic Man”summarizes his teachings with reference to other

existential philosophers as taught in his work: Problematic Man.

As far as Kierkegaard is concerned, the article: “Understanding

Christian Faith in Kierkegaard with an Existential and Experiential

Eye of the Serpent” defends Kierkegaard as a Christian Philosopher

and gives a progressive understanding of Christian faith.