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    Hume Argues That We Come to Expect That the Future
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Hume Argues That We Come to Expect That the Future

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Question 263

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Hume argues that we come to expect that the future will resemble the past because of ...


A) religious faith or authority.
B) deductive logic or demonstrative proof.
C) certainty or celerity.
D) custom or habit.

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