Interpretations of Hume’s philosophy of religion are often madeagainst the background of more general interpretations of hisphilosophical intentions. From this perspective… See more

In Lucretius’s The Nature of the Universe – whichis the greatest classical statement of a system of … See more

An obvious limitation of the cosmological and ontological arguments isthat they are highly abstract and, while they may convince a fewphilosophers and theologians… See more

The arguments of Hume’s that we have considered so far may allbe described as sceptical arguments that are critical of efforts toprove the existence of God. No argument c… See more

Miracles are an essential and fundamental element of the majormonotheistic religions (i.e., Judaism, Christianity, Islam). Theaccounts of miracles, as presented in scripture a… See more

According to Joseph Butler, an influential contemporary ofHume’s, the most important question that can possibly be askedis whether we are to live in a future state. It was Butler’… See more