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- though his evidence does not support this belief.[citation needed] Evidentialists may respond to this criticism by forming a distinction between pragmatic...
- Qur'an." On matters of theology, some such as Richard Swinburne, take an evidentialist position, where a belief is only justified if it has a reason behind...
- trying to build a Christian "house" on a non-Christian "foundation". Evidentialists demur from this ****essment, claiming that presuppositionalism amounts...
- teachings of the Buddha and the Buddhist texts in a rationalist and often evidentialist manner, considering the historical and cultural contexts of the times...
- April 2010) was an English philosopher. Belonging to the analytic and evidentialist schools of thought, Flew worked on the philosophy of religion. During...
- to a crime is evidence of their guilt, while an alibi is a defeater. Evidentialists analyze justification in terms of evidence by ****erting that for a belief...
- contact with the divine or inner testimony when hearing God's voice. Evidentialists often reject that belief in religious doctrines amounts to knowledge...
- Clifford (1845-1879). Alvin Plantinga, for instance, is critical of the evidentialist analysis of knowledge provided by Richard Feldman and by Earl Conee...
- contemporary religious epistemology ... which directly ****aults the evidentialist construal of rationality." Reformed epistemology was so named because...
- Luckhoo's contributions to apologetics identify him with both the evidentialist school of thought, and the tradition known as legal or juridical apologetics...