According to Hume, "Reason judges either of _______________ or of relations."
A) moral values
B) intuitive ideas
C) spiritual signs
D) matters of fact

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Hume argues that reason can only judge matters of fact, which are based on observation and experience. He distinguishes between matters of fact and relations of ideas, which are based on logic and reasoning. Moral values, intuitive ideas, and spiritual signs are not matters of fact or relations of ideas, so they are not within the purview of reason according to Hume.

According to Hume, "Reason Judges Either of _______________ or of Relations