David Hume Of Miracles: Skeptical Empiricism vs. Supernaturalism and Religious Faith (Philosophy and Christianity)

David Hume's "Of Miracles" is a concise and compelling critique of religious faith and supernatural claims, derived from his larger work, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. The essay emphasizes the importance of aligning belief with evidence and questions the reliability of miracle reports by examining them through a skeptical, empirical lens. This edition features a preface that offers insights into Hume's philosophy and the essay's main themes, providing an accessible introduction to his influential skeptical empiricism.