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... violence. Hence, Hume believes that Polytheistic religions are more conducive to maintaining peace and virtue in society. Polytheistic ...
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... nothing more in the way of interpretation or understanding (Hume, 1740: 189 ... perceptions directly influence their interpretations of the world and hence both are ...
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... While Aquinas attempts to prove the reality of a finite chain of causality and hence an initial cause, Hume argues against trusting implicitly our perception ...
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... In other words impression is an actual vivid perception which as Hume says, brings ... The idea is an element derived from the impression, and hence it is less ...
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... Plato, who has confronted this paradox before, told Meno the argument was an "excuse for indolence: and hence we must not give ear to this specious argument ...
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... have validity it can be seen as faulty by paying close attention to Hume's section on ... Hence reason is always slave to the passion even in terms of mathematics.
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... (Hence) A watch is immediately recognisable as the work of an intelligent designer ... David Hume stands as the most notable challenger of the teleological argument ...
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... our tendency to see what our beliefs would have us to, and hence, believe only ... David Hume best described the relation of what we see and believe when he said ...
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... After carefully reading Hume, Kant realized that Hume might have been too extreme in ... of that, science can't even say when Earth was formulated hence it falls ...
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... in vain because either way there are too many variables to assess and hence it would be ... As David Hume said, "It is impossible to know everything so we need to ...
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... conceived cannot solely exist in the mind but also in reality, hence, God exists ... David Hume introduced the idea that the universe could have happened by chance ...
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... David Hume goes a little deeper and explains in his essay, "An Enquiry Concerning ... "Hence it becomes evident that we cannot suppose that the act could have been ...
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... Thought, and hence man, is totally alienated from nature and must give up the claim ... animism can be seen as reaching one of its heights in Hume's rejection of ...
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... throughout Europe and the American colonies: David Hume in Scotland ... Hence the Germans made important contributions to aesthetics: Alexander Baumgarten coined ...
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... Hence, the outcry to thwart political and social battles of vastly expanding ... as did many of his contemporaries - Montesquieu, Johnson, Rousseau, Hume and others ...
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... Hence, for them, government is based on a "social contract," by which free, equal ... David Hume (1711-1776) thought this fact about childhood made the very idea of ...
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... Hume stated that the creative power of the mind amounts to nothing more than the faculty of combining ... Hence, it must be explained in terms of an adequate cause. ...
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... David Hume, renowned in the secular of philosophy, stated that the "creative power of the mind amounts ... Hence, it must be explained in terms of an adequate cause ...
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... Like Hume, Bentham did not respect much terms such as natural law, natural ... citizens would be able to check government's responsibility and, hence, make this ...
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... are doing, and come to an awareness of the passing of time, and hence of tasks ... (HUME D. 31) One could not otherwise explain why it was that so much effort went ...
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... Hence, Chinese folk theory places a (learned or innate) ability to make distinctions ... Like Hume, he argued that while we have these inputs and feel there must ...
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... Hence, major issues about exactly what constitutes reality arise. ... David Hume, writing more than two centuries ago, should count as an intellectual ancestor of ...
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... Hence Western religions have proved a more natural target for the philosophy of religion. ... Hume (Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, sect. ...
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... (1998) '[John] Hume [leader of ... Hence, time not only gave the British and Irish governments an incentive to invite the paramilitary organizations to the table ...
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... and revived again in the modern era by Descartes, Locke, Hume, Russell, Wittgenstein ... becoming associated with public offerings of shares and hence being relied ...
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