Humean empiricism and its effect on religious teachings

In the paper two aspects of Humean empiricism, i.e. sensationalism and the denial of causality, have been analyzed. It has been made clear that the theory, having contradictory elements in itself, knows the vices and virtues of human actions and the trueness of propositions to be conventional, the fact leading to relativity naturally. Furthermore, the theory would necessarily end to sensationalism. And such being the case, one can never agree with religion reasonably and be faithful to it.