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Is doubt virtuous? Is certainty arrogant?
I just read a Twitter profile that declares: “I believe doubt is a virtue that can lead to humility and […]
certainty, doubt, epistemic virtue, epistemology, virtue epistemologyShould we be (most) certain that God exists?
Today this tweet from Douglas Axe (director of Biologic Institute who tweets here) caught my attention: Since we humans always […]
certainty, doubt, Doug Axe, epistemology, proper basicality, theismConversations with Radical Doubt Part 1: How do you refute skepticism?
A few years ago I was contacted by a self-described skeptic seeking counsel. He was in a sorry state, epistemically […]
Cartesian Circle, certainty, Descartes, epistemology, knowledge, skepticismFor the umpteenth time, certainty is not the problem
Epistemic humility is popular theses days. All things considered, that’s a good thing: it’s good to be epistemically humble. That […]
certainty, epistemology, ethics, knowledgeThoughts on Certainty: The Evangelical Leader and the Liberal Bishop (Part 2)
In my opening installment of this series I cited Dave Tomlinson’s parable of the evangelical leader and liberal bishop. I’m […]
certainty, doubt, epistemology, evangelical, liberalTo be (or believe) is to risk
I think, therefore I am (I think)
Hey everybody. I’m a bit busy at the moment for the following reasons: (1) We bought a new house and […]
certainty, cogito ergo sum, Descartes, epistemology, fallibilism