For Hume, "all the materials of thinking are derived either from our outward or inward sentiment. Or, to express myself in philosophical language, all our ..."
A) conclusions are products of argumentation.
B) ideas are copies of our impressions.
C) beliefs are derived from God.
D) statements are subject to verification.

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Hume believed that all our ideas come from our experiences or impressions, both external and internal. He did not believe that our ideas come from God or that they are the products of argumentation. Additionally, for Hume, statements were subject to empirical verification, but this is not included in the given answer choices.

For Hume, "All the Materials of Thinking Are Derived Either