In one of this man's most famous works, he omitted a controversial part on miracles in order to please Bishop Butler.
In one of this man's most famous works, he omitted a controversial part on miracles in order to please Bishop Butler. Books I and II of that work were published anonymously. His posthumously published Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion questioned whether the discovery of religious truth could answer questions about the nature of God. Immanuel Kant remarked that this man woke him from his "dogmatic slumbers". Name this Scottish skeptic who, for 10 points, authored A Treatise of Human Nature.
In one of this man's most famous works, he omitted a controversial part on miracles in order to please Bishop Butler.
David {Hume}