... same account of causation brought up by G.J Warnock in his essay, "Hume on Causation." Lastly, it will conclude that Hume's account of causation is a sound one, despite Warnock's objections. David Hume's account of causation in An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding is based on Empiricism; that is that all knowledge acquired ... , or will." (Hume,634) Ideas are faint copies of these impressions, caused by one's reflection. Hume then asserts that "all objects of human reason or inquiry may naturally be divided into two kinds, relations of ideas, and matters of fact." (H,636) Relations o...

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