Hume looks at how our casual reasoning is based upon the impressions we have of our world. ... Hume also makes an example of eggs. ... That is known as casual reasoning. There is one exception to Hume's rule. ... He is reasoning from existence no toward existence. ...
Now Natural Theology is our knowledge of God that one ascertains through natural reasoning, or reasoning that is unaided by special revelations. ... Another problem with the Ontological Argument is the belief that existence is a real predicate. ... The first disagreement against the Teleological Argument comes to us from David Hume, who actually lived 100 years before William Paley. Hume looked at the idea that the universe is completely like the human designed objects being utilized in this type of argument. ... Second, Hume indicates that we need to compare this universe to another to see if...
