Hume sees no difficulty in the possibility of "an eternal succession of objects," without beginning or end. This is meant to be an objection to:

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Hume's objection is specifically to the Cosmological Argument, which argues for the need of a first cause or necessary being to explain the existence of the universe. Hume believes that the idea of an eternal succession of objects eliminates the need for such an explanation. The other options do not directly relate to Hume's objection.

Hume Sees No Difficulty in the Possibility of "An Eternal