The Review of Metaphysics Volume 27 Issue 3 / March1974 William A. Wallace Aquinas on the Temporal Relation Between Cause and Effect IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO FIND VIEWS more markedly opposed regarding the temporal relation between cause and effect than those propounded respectively by Hume and Aristotle. For Hume, cause and effect must be temporally distinct; in fact, almost by definition the c...

This paper provides epistemological support for one of Hume?s numerous critiques the teleological arguments God?s existence. Hume explores following question: can we explain observed harmony universe without appealing to work an intelligent creator? The answer, presented through character Philo, appears be positive. I will try defend this position. Following theory space, and exploring relation...