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World History Study Guide from 1648 (view source)
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|[[David Hume]]
|[[David Hume]]
|(1711-1776) a Scottish philosopher who promoted materialism and naturalism rather than Christianity, which later influenced Charles Darwin; Hume wrote "A Treatise on Human Nature" and believed in relativism rather than absolute truth
|(1711-1776) a Scottish philosopher who promoted materialism and naturalism rather than Christianity, which later influenced Charles Darwin; Hume wrote "A Treatise on Human Nature" and believed in relativism rather than absolute truth. Famously argued that one cannot "derive an ought from an is" - ie that just because something is such a way in nature, one cannot derive moral principles from this fact.
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|Declaration of Independence
|Declaration of Independence