Morality above Metaphysics: Philo and the Duties of Friendship in Dialogues 12

Hume Studies 28 (1):131-147 (2002)
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In part 12 of Hume's Dialogues concerning Natural Religion, Philo famously appears to reverse his course. After slicing the Argument from Design into small pieces throughout most of the first eleven parts of the Dialogues, he suddenly seems to endorse a version of it

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