An Examination Of Hume's Argument Of Miracles
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"An Examination Of Hume's Argument Of Miracles" delves into David Hume's influential critique of miracles, a cornerstone of modern skepticism and philosophy of religion. A.H. Lawrence provides a careful analysis of Hume's reasoning, exploring its implications for religious belief and the nature of evidence.
This book offers a rigorous engagement with Hume's philosophical arguments, challenging readers to consider the criteria by which we assess extraordinary claims and the limits of human understanding. It remains a vital resource for anyone interested in epistemology, the philosophy of religion, and the ongoing debate between faith and reason.
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