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Dialogues concerning natural religion
Dialogues concerning natural religion
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". . .Hume himself did not assent to any version of received religion, Christian or otherwise. . .Hume remained, first and last, a humanist and a utilitarian. . .the climax of Hume's attack [is that] the worst effect of organized religion is its subversion of sincerity and self-knowledge."
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". . .Hume himself did not assent to any version of received religion, Christian or otherwise. . .Hume remained, first and last, a humanist and a utilitarian. . .the climax of Hume's attack [is that] the worst effect of organized religion is its subversion of sincerity and self-knowledge."
ISBN: 511487
Publication Date: 1951
Pages: 95
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Publication Date: 1951
Pages: 95
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Publisher: Hafner Library of Classics
Book Type: Paperback
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