Georg Hoffman

Georg Hoffman (b. 1651) was a german philosopher, mathematician, writer, and scholar who lived and wrote during the mid to late 1600s. His writings often revolved around anarchism, secularism, and naturalism. A devote anarchist, he often attacked political figures, stating that all forms of goverment were corrupt, and prevented humans from reaching their "full potentail". With his teachings extremely controversial at the time, he was later accused of heresy and was executed by the catholic church in late 1677.

Hoffman's work would greatly influence, and later become the basis of the ideology of the Order of Free Anarchy.