1. Hume believed that four factors undermine the credibility of reports of miracles.

2. However, Hume thought that qualities other than benevolence were virtuous if they produced the feeling of approval.

3. Hume may have leapt out of the fire of necessity but had he not landed in the pan of chance associations?

4. No doubt this is the truth on which Hume relied in denying the existence of the Self as commonly conceived.

5. In 1976 Cardinal Hume appointed the then Father Crowley as his private secretary.

6. Cardinal Basil Hume is untiring in his reminder that 12 million children under five die every year from hunger and disease.

7. Hume gives an elaborate account of the psychology of moral feeling.

8. But this meant that Hume could not easily be deployed against the extreme deductions exemplified in de Sade and Bentham.

9. The association was chaired by John Hume and drew on the self-help traditions of the credit unions.

10. After looking at the credentials for miraculous claims, Hume came to the conclusion that the balance of probabilities counted against them.

11. Hume could scarcely suffer the fate of Andrew Lang, and be hailed as a new defender of the faith.

12. But soon the influence of Hume and Gibbon, Rousseau and Voltaire brought every authority into question.

13. In this connection Hume propounds a kind of utilitarianism for which the good is essentially the useful, in terms of promoting human happiness.

14. High Monteggia fracture is also called Hume fracture.

15. Hume There is no shit, just me shitting.

16. Mr. Donovan? This is Ed Hume.

17. Hume believes his philosophy is human science.

18. His Eminence Cardinal Hume celebrated Mass.

19. A principle Hume is most famous for. David Hume.

20. Hume. An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals.

21. In his "Enquiry Concerning Human Nature," David Hume rejects religious belief during a period of fervent religious faith in American history.

22. David Hume challenged the objectivity of causality and the inevitability of inductive inference.

23. Popper defined Hume problems as that whether the inductive logic can be verified or on what conditions can it be verified.

24. The foregoing justification of induction is quite unacceptable, as David Hume conclusively demonstrated as long ago as the mid-eighteenth century.

25. What is in some ways ironic is that a naive notion of necessity had already received a severe jolt from David Hume.

26. That's the problem which the paranormal presents for us, and it's the problem which miracles presented for Hume.

27. Party insiders said the move was to help prepare the ground for him to eventually stand in place of John Hume.

28. Kant Kant's moral philosophy is sharply opposed to the moral sense approach of Hutcheson and Hume.

28. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

29. One great example of this involves the 18th century philosopher, the Scottish moral philosopher David Hume.

30. Mere reason is insufficient to convince us of its [ the Christian religion's ] veracity ( David Hume ).

31. David Hume ( 1711——1776 ) was a famous English moral philosopher in the 18 th century.

32. While Voltaire, Condorcet and Descartes used reason to confront superstition and feudalism, thinkers across the Channel – Brooks cites Burke, Hume and Adam Smith – thought it unwise to trust reason.

33. Under the influence of Shaftsbury, other British empirical estheticians, such as Francis Hutcheson, Joseph Addison , David Hume, Edmund Burke, proposed aesthetic disinterestedness in succession.

34. Hume argues that if uniformity of nature, or the premise of causality, is wrong, then the proof of causal reasoning based on the principle will collapse.

35. In addition to Plato and Foucault, the list includes Aristotle, Hume, Kant, Bentham, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Russell, and Marcuse.

36. The people shown here what we got David Hume on the left, Sir Peter Strawson who was at magdalen for many years and I think started out at university college so he is very much an Oxford man.

37. At the corner of Hume Street a young woman was standing.

38. The Scottish philosopher David Hume proposed an "inductive problem" that shocked the foundation of inductive logic.

39. On this aspect, Hume and Kant are two important milestones.

40. The philosophy of David Hume, especially his study concerning human nature has had a great and deep influence over the development of western philosophy since the eighteenth century.

41. Hume had established emotionalist ethics based on the criticism of rationalist ethics.

42. Hume envisioned the opposite adjustment process for countries that were initially thrown into deficit.

43. Since Hume, the problem of induction had been a baffled western empiricist scientists and philosophers.

44. David Hume was British famous empiricism philosopher in the 18th century. His scepticism had a great influence on many philosophers after him.

45. And by moral evidence, Hume means inductive reasoning, reasoning from experience.

46. Both Hume and Burke made comparatively deep analysis of it.

47. As David Hume, the great Scottish philosopher, argued, the monetary mechanism is one way of achieving this outcome.

48. "This deployment is a joint research and development program conducted by Indonesian and U.S. scientists and engineers," Hume said.

49. David Hume thought all scientific total human existence is more or less, no matter from the theory of human nature and have how far, eventually returned to nature.

50. Induction validity has questioned by philosopher David Hume in United Kingdom. There existed a lot of argument in certificate to induction validity on philosophy history.

51. With the two premises Berkeley and Hume developed their empiricism but the premises also led British empiricism into a paradox.

52. We went to Belfast, where I met with the Northern Irish leaders, including David Trimble, Seamus Mallon, John Hume, and Gerry Adams.

53. As David Hume said, reason is always slave to the passions.

54. Cosmological and teleological arguments have come under sustained criticism, notably by Scottish philosopher David Hume, noted empiricist and skeptic.

55. The issue of the rationality of inductive inference was raised by David Hume at first.

56. In the history of Western philosophy, David Hume is the chief representative of modern scepticism, and scepticism is the symbol of Hume's philosophy, which is based on empiricism.

57. In the history of aesthetics, David Hume, a 18th century British empirical aesthetician, was the first person explicitly stated the idea of "taste".

58. David Hume tells the story of a man who is hung out of a high tower in a cage of iron.

58. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

59. Hume rational basis for critique of traditional religions, primarily reflected in the design of deism that with the traditional theory of rational argument on the theology of the revealed religions.

60. Well here is a passage from a letter from a gentleman to his friend in Adumbral that Hume wrote in 1775.

61. Hume "doesn't really have the authority, " Shales suggested — unless of course "one believes that every Christian by mandate must proselytize."

62. The issue of the rationality of inductive inference was first raised by David Hume, so it is also called "Humes problem".

63. Hume contended that only knowledge obtained by mathematical reasoning was certain.

64. An answer may lie in work by philosophers as different as David Hume, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and Alvin Plantinga.

65. It was until Hume that thoroughly studied the producing mechanism of sympathetic principle.

66. The context of this was that Hume was applying for a chair in moral philosophy at Adumbral and the clergy at Adumbral was very much against him.

67. The whole world emulates Athens and Rome ( David Hume ).

68. Wallace Hume Carothers was an American chemist, credited with the invention of Nylon.

69. His great sparring partner was his friend and fellow Scot, David Hume, who taught Smith many of his best punches.