Hume: "On the Immortality of the Soul"--Moral Arguments

The ___ life of women requires no higher faculties either of ___ or ___. If the soul is mortal, then this explains why. BUT if the soul is immortal, then this fails to explain why. If the religious theory is correct, then ___ ___ has an ___ task to perform, and the powers of reason and resolution ought to have been made ___ and ___ ___ than they are at present.

Moral Argument 7: _____

Moral Argument 6: _____

Moral Argument 11: _____

Every ___ implies a cause. Thus, there would be an infinite ___ ___ unless it halted with a first cause. The ___  is the first cause. Thus, every event is ___ by God. Therefore, God ___ of all events, and nothing can be the object of God’s ___ or ___.

Moral Argument 5: _____

Most moral arguments concerning the immortality of the soul derive from ___ ___ . ___ ___ is supposed to involve the ___ of the vicious and reward of the ___ in the ___. This premise is grounded on the supposition that God has  ___ ___, ___ beyond what we have seen or experienced. BUT (from ___) we are acquainted with only the ___ God has exerted in this world. Therefore, we cannot logically infer the existence of God’s ___ ___.