Famously, he argued  that rational judgments about the world, which form beliefs, are not sufficient motivation for action, which requires in addition a passion or desire, and in another argument, this man claimed that both types of reason were insufficient to justify induction.
Some of this man's lesser-read works include a six-volume History of England. Famously, he argued  that rational judgments about the world, which form beliefs, are not sufficient motivation for action, which requires in addition a passion or desire, and in another argument, this man claimed that both types of reason were insufficient to justify induction. This man wrote Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion. Another problem associated with this man is the problem of deriving an ought from an is, and in one of his most famous works, he argues against the existence of miracles. For ten points, identify this Scottish philosopher and author of A Treatise on Human Nature and An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding.
Some of this man's lesser-read works include a six-volume History of England.
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