For Hume, "All the objects of human reason or enquiry may naturally be divided into two kinds." What are they?
A) relations of ideas and matters of fact
B) truth and opinion
C) fallacies and proof
D) religion and science

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Hume divides all objects of human reason or enquiry into two categories: relations of ideas, which involve necessary connections and are known a priori, and matters of fact, which involve contingent connections and are known a posteriori. This distinction is fundamental to Hume's epistemological and metaphysical views.

For Hume, "All the Objects of Human Reason or Enquiry