Philosophy: David Hume: Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion Topical Past Paper Questions
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(a) Explain Hume's claim that religious belief needs to be supported by experiential evidence. (b) Evaluate Hume's claim that religious belief needs to be supported by experiential evidence.
(a) Explain the claim that “religion, however corrupted, is still better than no religion at all”. (b) Evaluate the claim that “religion, however corrupted, is still better than no religion at all”.
(a) Explain Philo's regress objection to the design argument. [10] (b) Evaluate Philo's regress objection to the design argument. [15]
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