Hume's Abject Failure: The Argument Against Miracles

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Review "Unlike so many who have gone before, Earman does not merely intend to expose Hume's fallacies. His aim is to sketch an epistemology that allows for both the possibility of miracles and a healthy skepticism toward miracle claims--twin goals that many theists also embrace. As a whole, this is avery good book."--Philosophia Christi"[the] argument itself is very clear, very cogent, and very apposite to present debates."--Mind Read more About the Author John Earman is at University of Pittsburgh. Read more