Aquinas examined the question of God's existence in great detail in his philosophical works. ... Perhaps one of the most articulate spokesmen who argued against the existence of God was British philosopher David Hume, the founder of the 'skeptical school of philosophy.' ... There has never been a valid argument establishing God as the 'First Cause' according to David Hume (Titus and Smith, 344). ... David Hume further expounded on his unconventional religious philosophy in his 1757 essay, "The Natural History of Religion." ... Hume continued by asserting that literatur...

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David Hume adequately states why this is the circumstance when he said, "From watching a hair grow, can we infer how people grow?" ... This idea shows that since different people have different concepts of God, this argument works only to convince those who define the notion of God in the same way. ...

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