According to Hume's Argument,
A) we can only know two sorts of claims: conceptual truths or empirical truths.
B) we can only know empirical truths.
C) we can only know conceptual truths.
D) we cannot know any truths at all.

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Hume's Argument posits that human knowledge can be divided into two categories: conceptual truths (matters of fact) and empirical truths (relations of ideas). This distinction underlies his empirical approach to understanding the world, emphasizing that knowledge either stems from direct experience or from the logical relations between ideas.