David Hume -In Refuting Philosophers Who Claim That Everything Is Full of Full

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Multiple Choice

David Hume
-In refuting philosophers who claim that everything is full of God and is sustained by God,Hume states

• A)the world is upheld by its own principles,independent of God.
• B)the lack of causality proves that there is no God.
• C)if God possibly exists,then God necessarily exists,by virtue of the divine nature.
• D)there are not sufficient arguments to prove this theory.

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Definitions:

Disjunction

A logical operator that results in truth if at least one of its components is true.

Contingency

An event or condition that is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty, often dependent on other events happening.

Conjunct

A conjunct is a component of a compound sentence formed by the logical connective ‘and’, contributing to the compound's overall truth value.

Conjunction

A word used to connect clauses or sentences (in grammar) or the operation in logic that forms a compound statement which is true only if both of its components are true.