Multiple Choice
David Hume
-Hume concludes his Enquiry with a famous call to
A) doubt everything until one reaches a certain foundation from which knowledge can be built.
B) doubt everything except what God makes clear to us,because God is no deceiver.
C) believe nothing,because nothing is proven.
D) doubt everything which is not based on matters of fact or mathematical reasoning.
Correct Answer:
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