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Hume's statement that if we find in our libraries a book that contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning we should burn it implies
{ 1 } - that his book need not be burned becuse it contains moral reasoning.
{ 2 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains experimental reasoning concerning matters of fact and existence.
{ 3 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains demonstrative reasoning.
{ 4 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains reasoning concerning quantity and number.
{ 5 } - that we should burn his book.
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Hume's statement that if we find in our libraries a book that contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning we should burn it implies
{ 1 } - that his book need not be burned becuse it contains moral reasoning.
{ 2 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains experimental reasoning concerning matters of fact and existence.
{ 3 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains demonstrative reasoning.
{ 4 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains reasoning concerning quantity and number.
{ 5 } - that we should burn his book.
It does not contain such reasoning.
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Hume's statement that if we find in our libraries a book that contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning we should burn it implies
{ 1 } - that his book need not be burned becuse it contains moral reasoning.
{ 2 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains experimental reasoning concerning matters of fact and existence.
{ 3 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains demonstrative reasoning.
{ 4 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains reasoning concerning quantity and number.
{ 5 } - that we should burn his book.
That is moral reasoning.
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Hume's statement that if we find in our libraries a book that contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning we should burn it implies
{ 1 } - that his book need not be burned becuse it contains moral reasoning.
{ 2 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains experimental reasoning concerning matters of fact and existence.
{ 3 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains demonstrative reasoning.
{ 4 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains reasoning concerning quantity and number.
{ 5 } - that we should burn his book.
It does not contain such reasoning.
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Hume's statement that if we find in our libraries a book that contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning we should burn it implies
{ 1 } - that his book need not be burned becuse it contains moral reasoning.
{ 2 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains experimental reasoning concerning matters of fact and existence.
{ 3 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains demonstrative reasoning.
{ 4 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains reasoning concerning quantity and number.
{ 5 } - that we should burn his book.
That is demonstrative reasoning.
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Hume's statement that if we find in our libraries a book that contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning we should burn it implies
{ 1 } - that his book need not be burned becuse it contains moral reasoning.
{ 2 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains experimental reasoning concerning matters of fact and existence.
{ 3 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains demonstrative reasoning.
{ 4 } - that his book need not be burned because it contains reasoning concerning quantity and number.
{ 5 } - that we should burn his book.
It contains neither demonstrative nor moral reasoning.
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