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Originally Posted by politicophile
...What I recommend is a rational inquiry into what the appropriate foundation for knowledge of God is. I have found the best starting point to be David Hume's Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion. Essentially, Hume presents a skeptical approach to natural religion, a dogmatic (faith-based) approach, and [another that currently escapes me]. The conclusions he reaches about natural religion are quite profound...
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Yeah, wow. That will take me a while to read. I've not read stuff like that in a while and I rarely get time to read ONE single magazine page let alone a single page of stuff like that. I got it to read though.
To jump start me do you mind at least giving a definition of what you consider Natural Religion?? The term for me conjures up images of nature worship and such. I'm guessing it's more than that though. Thanks
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