Hume says, "It appears evident that the ultimate ends of human actions can never, in any case, be accounted for by ________, but recommend themselves entirely to the sentiments and affections of mankind, without any dependence on the intellectual faculties."

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According to Hume, reason alone cannot account for the ultimate ends of human actions. These ends are instead guided by sentiments and affections of mankind. Therefore, option A is the best choice.

Hume Says, "It Appears Evident That the Ultimate Ends of Human