text: A section of a book by this philosopher praises Archbishop of Canterbury John Tillotson's concise argument against the real presence.
full_question: A section of a book by this philosopher praises Archbishop of Canterbury John Tillotson's concise argument against the real presence. Immanuel Kant credited this author with awakening him from his "dogmatic slumber" through a book that divides all reasoning into relations of ideas or matters of fact. This man joked that an early essay "fell dead-born from the press". This author included sections like "Of the Origin of Ideas" and "Of Miracles" in a book that contradicts the "copy principle" by describing a man who knows all but one shade of the color blue. For 10 points, name this Scottish philosopher who wrote An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
first_sentence: A section of a book by this philosopher praises Archbishop of Canterbury John Tillotson's concise argument against the real presence.
raw_answer: David Hume