According to Hume, "No satisfactory answer can be given to any of these questions, upon the abstract hypothesis of morals; and we must at last acknowledge, that the crime or immorality is no particular fact or relation, which can be the object of the understanding, but arises entirely from the sentiment of disapprobation."

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According to Hume, moral judgments cannot be based solely on reason or abstract principles, but instead arise from our sentiments or feelings of approval or disapproval towards certain actions or behaviors. Therefore, there is no objective or fact-based answer to questions of morality.

According to Hume, "No Satisfactory Answer Can Be Given to Any