Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding

The book presents David Hume's exploration of skepticism, empiricism, and atheism, focusing on his arguments against miracles and the reliability of human testimony as evidence. Written in the 1700s, Hume's insights remain relevant today, prompting readers to engage with enduring philosophical debates about religion and Christianity. This edition, reprinted from the 1777 posthumous publication, encourages readers to confront Hume's arguments directly and form their own conclusions.