According to David Hume
A) the universe does not prove God's existence.
B) all religion results from human fears and superstitions.
C) the order apparent in the universe may be more in a person's mind than in reality.
D) religion is a social convention.
E) all of the above

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All of the above statements are attributed to David Hume in his philosophical works. He argued that the order apparent in the universe does not necessarily prove the existence of a divine being, and that religion can be explained as a result of human fears and superstitions. He also contended that the idea of the order in the universe may be a projection of human minds, rather than a property of reality, and that religion is a social convention rather than a reflection of objective truth.