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    David Hume -If Causality Is Not a Certain Principle,then Our Only Knowledge
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David Hume -If Causality Is Not a Certain Principle,then Our Only Knowledge

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David Hume
-If causality is not a certain principle,then our only knowledge comes from


A) that knowledge which is firmly based on undoubted principles.
B) inferences based on custom.
C) innate ideas.
D) nothing.We can have no knowledge at all.

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