A posthumous work of this thinker sees Cleanthes' use of the teleological argument attacked by Philo, who claims human reason cannot understand the divine.
A posthumous work of this thinker sees Cleanthes' use of the teleological argument attacked by Philo, who claims human reason cannot understand the divine. Book I of another work by this author discusses skepticism and the importance of the experimental method. When it was unsuccessful, that book was edited into a work that includes a discussion of human reason compared to animal reason, as well as sections titled "Of Probability," "Of Liberty and Necessity," and "Of Miracles." The author of Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, name this Scottish Empiricist philosopher and author of Treatise of Human Nature and An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
A posthumous work of this thinker sees Cleanthes' use of the teleological argument attacked by Philo, who claims human reason cannot understand the divine.
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