Over the years, I’ve met many self-described atheists who insist that they do not need to justify their atheism. They […]
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Heaven and the occasional evidentialist
In “Books on heaven and evidence for heaven” I offered a response to individuals who have challenged the legitimacy of my […]
doctrine, evidentialism, heaven, skepticism, theologyHalf-baked evidentialist epistemology
Faithful readers of this blog will probably know that one of my readers, Jeff, has been criticizing my position that […]
epistemology, evidentialism, foundationalismShould assertions be supported with evidence?
Hi everyone. I’ve got about ten minutes in between meetings. Sadly, that is not enough time to address all the […]
epistemology, evidentialismDoing your belief inventory (or how not to be a fundamentalist)
John has recently commened the following advice in the blog when it comes to belief: “You can (and should) give […]
epistemology, evidentialism, fundamentalism, John Locke, rationalityExtraordinary cars require extraordinary acceleration
Silverbullet sternly informs me: “We ask that you support extraordinary claims with extraordinary evidence.” This claim is so familiar, indeed, […]
atheism, epistemology, evidentialism, justification, naturalism, rationality, skepticism