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- Conversations Regarding Natural Religion: How is a Posteriori used in relation to the argument? What are Philo’s views concerning Demea’s argument? What are Philo’s views concerning Cleanthes’ argument?
Conversations Regarding Natural Religion: How is a Posteriori used in relation to the argument? What are Philo’s views concerning Demea’s argument? What are Philo’s views concerning Cleanthes’ argument?
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Title: Conversations Regarding Natural Religion
Contents
1) How is a Posteriori used in relation to the argument?
2) What are Philo’s views concerning Demea’s argument?
3) How is analogy used in relation to the argument?
4) What are Philo’s views concerning Cleanthes’ argument?
5) The word sophism gets used a few times; what does it mean?
Key source:
Hume, D. (1779 ). Dialogues concerning natural religion. N.K. Smith ( Ed.).
Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merill, 141-51.
Number of words: 502