Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion
Mentioned as a work by Hume where he briefly discusses alternative hypotheses for a deity: perfectly good, perfectly evil, or indifferent, which serves as a basis for some probabilistic arguments against theism.
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Why an Atheist Studies Religion | Michael Tooley
Closer To Truth
Mentioned as a work by Hume where he briefly discusses alternative hypotheses for a deity: perfectly good, perfectly evil, or indifferent, which serves as a basis for some probabilistic arguments against theism.
Why the Argument from Evil Depends on Probability | Michael Tooley
Closer To Truth
A philosophical work by David Hume that contains early arguments concerning the problem of evil, exploring various hypotheses about the nature of a creator in relation to good and evil in the world.