The Philosophers’ view of God, man and the universe, while differing with Homers view slightly, greatly differs from the biblical world view. The philosophers, being polytheistic, believe in many gods. Homer believes in many gods but the Bible does not. Man, in their eyes, remains good when taught good. The Bible disagrees with this entirely. They only agree on one thing, the nature of the universe. They both believe in the seen and the unseen. The Philosophers have a unique view of the different parts of the universe. The Philosophers possess a unique view of God, man and the universe. They believe in many gods. Additionally, they believe that and over-arcing god, who’s nature is completely good, controls the other gods making the