Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion
Written by David Hume
Narrated by Anna Isaksen
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Dive into the captivating world of David Hume's Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, where intellectual debate meets the timeless questions of divine existence. Through the engaging dialogues of Demea, Philo, and Cleanthes, voiced by Anna Isaksen, explore the intricate dance between faith and reason.
Hume, a pillar of the Enlightenment, challenges readers with discussions on the nature of God and the universe. Whether tackling the argument from design or questioning the balance of good and evil, this work remains profoundly relevant, pushing you to reflect on your own beliefs and the structure of the natural world.
Ideal for thinkers and anyone intrigued by life’s big questions, this audiobook doesn't just inform—it inspires. Engage with "Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion" to enhance your understanding and stimulate your intellect.
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David Hume
David Hume wird 1711 in Edinburgh geboren. Im Alter von 12 Jahren beginnt er das Studium der antiken Philosophie, Literatur und Jura an der dortigen Universität. 1735 geht Hume für zwei Jahre nach Frankreich, wo Ein Traktat über die menschliche Natur entsteht. Es stellt den ehrgeizigen Versuch dar, die Grundlegung einer umfassenden empirischen Wissenschaft von der Natur des Menschen zu konzipieren. Das Werk findet zeitgenössisch nur wenig Beachtung, was ihn dazu zwingt, als Brotberuf auf Erzieher- und Sekretärsstellen zurückzugreifen. Erst als 1748 die Untersuchung über den menschlichen Verstand erscheint, wird Hume schlagartig zu einem der bekanntesten europäischen Philosophen und mit Locke und Berkeley zu einem Hauptvertreter des klassischen englischem Empirismus. Wieder nach Schottland zurückgekehrt, ermöglicht ihm eine Stelle als Bibliothekar an der Universität von Edinburgh intensive historisch-politische Studien, aus welchen die Geschichte Großbritanniens hervorgeht. 1769 zieht sich Hume aus der Öffentlichkeit zurück, um seine Schriften zu überarbeiten. Er stirbt nach langer Krankheit 1776 in Edinburgh.
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