He described that one can never be certain the sun would rise as inductive reasoning, and he also wrote a six volume history of England.
He described that one can never be certain the sun would rise as inductive reasoning, and he also wrote a six volume history of England. In one work, Cleanthes, Demea and Philo exalt religious toleration; in addition to Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, another work by this philosopher challenges religion in the essay "On Miracles." His namesake "fork" awoke Immanuel (*) Kant from his "dogmatic slumber" in a work revised from A Treatise of Human Nature. Name this Scottish skeptic philosopher of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
He described that one can never be certain the sun would rise as inductive reasoning, and he also wrote a six volume history of England.
David {Hume}