Why does Hume define “self” as mind or consciousness?

How can we have a “true idea of the human mind” when the mind cannot be perceived by the senses?

Is Hume saying that the “self” does not exist or that we cannot have an idea of the “self?”

In what sense are you the same person that you were 10 years ago?

Why do we need to believe in our identity, rather than in our perceptions?

Do you believe that people can change their characters?

Does Satan win his bet (pp. 2 & 3) that Job will curse God?

Has Job lost faith in God when he cries out (p. 6), "What is my strength, that I should hope?"

Which is Job's main complaint, that the Lord is unjust or that He is unmerciful?

What explanation of innocent suffering is approved?

How do God's assertions of power & knowledge (pp. 26-29) address Job's complaints?

What does Job repent of?

Do God's actions in the epilogue restore the notion of his justice?

How does the Book of Job differ from "Antigone" in its treatment of unmerited suffering?