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David Hume's argument: miracles are impossible, therefore no testimony can ever establish a miracle

Skeptics Respond To The Evidence For The Resurrection of Jesus 00:18:28 – 00:19:31

Beginning of the skeptics section; examination of David Hume's philosophical objection

Hume (1700s philosopher) is described as foundational to all modern atheist objections. His position is not that he has a better explanation but that miracles are a priori impossible. He wrote: 'No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle' — meaning no amount of evidence can ever lead to belief in a miracle. Mike identifies this as a blind-faith methodological naturalism position.
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Skeptics Respond To The Evidence For The Resurrection of Jesus @ 00:18:28

2018-03-28

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resurrection miracles David Hume methodological naturalism An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding a priori anti-supernaturalism
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