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    David Hume -Effects and Their Causes Are Connected
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David Hume -Effects and Their Causes Are Connected

Question 272

Question 272

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David Hume
-Effects and their causes are connected


A) by the principle of causality.
B) by a series of demonstrative causes and effects.
C) by scientifically observable phenomenon.
D) They are not connected at all.

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