Hume on Morality and Sentiment

This chapter delves into David Hume's philosophical distinctions between mathematics and moral reasoning, highlighting that moral judgments are influenced by sentiments rather than universal truths. It explores contemporary ethical dilemmas and the complexities of moral responsibility, emphasizing how societal beliefs shape our moral sentiments. The discussion reflects on Hume's clear yet challenging approach to morality, engaging with modern philosophical debates around rationalism and sentimentality.