Dialogues on Natural Religion

The book of the largest English philosopher, historian, the publicist David Yuma "Dialogues about the natural religion, written around 1751, was published after the death of the author in 1779. The articles about suicide and" about the immortality of the soul were also published posthumously. The form of the dialogues is chosen by Hume. It is no coincidence: many provisions of the creeds exclude the possibility of dispute due to a steady generally accepted attitude towards them, and the liveliness of the conversation admits a "diversity of lighting". There are questions that remain "dark and unreliable". In general, according to the author, this area of ​​research does not have a limit. These works of D. Yum, collected under one cover, are given in the Russian publication of 1908
It is recommended to philosophers, religions, historians, cultivologists, and everyone who is interested in the history of religion