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67. Justin Schieber on rationality and religious disagreement
On March 7th and 8th of 2015, I had the privilege of taking the stage with atheist debater and broadcaster […]
defeater, epistemology, evidence, foundationalism, proper basicality, rationalityIn defense of rational disagreement
In the discussion thread to “66. Reformed Epistemology: A Conversation with Myron Penner” Mike D objected to Myron Penner’s description […]
defeater, epistemology, foundationalism, justification, rationality, Reformed epistemology“Why I Became an Atheist”: A Review (Part 8)
Here begins the eighth installment of my incredibly expanding review of John Loftus’ book Why I Became an Atheist. For […]
Alvin Plantinga, epistemology, foundationalism, John Loftus, review, Why I became an Atheist“Why I Became an Atheist”: A Review (Part 6)
This is the sixth installment of my meandering review of John Loftus’ book Why I Became an Atheist. For part […]
Alvin Plantinga, defeaters, epistemology, externalism, foundationalism, internalism, John LoftusVoodoo and beyond: A response to Tyler Wunder
In this article I offer a response to Tyler Wunder in “A Quick Response to Randal Rauser’s Critique of Universal […]
epistemology, foundationalism, proper basicality, Tyler WunderA Second Quick Response to Randal Rauser’s Critique of Universal Sanction (by Tyler Wunder)
Dr. Wunder added some further comments to “Must properly basic beliefs have universal sanction? A reply to James F. Sennett […]
epistemology, foundationalism, proper basicality, reason, Tyler WunderA Quick Response to Randal Rauser’s Critique of Universal Sanction (by Tyler Wunder)
In this guest post philosopher Tyler Wunder offers a response to my article “Must properly basic beliefs have universal sanction? […]
Alvin Plantinga, epistemology, foundationalism, proper basicality, rationality, Tyler WunderMust properly basic beliefs have universal sanction? A reply to James F. Sennett (Part 2)
In “Must properly basic beliefs have universal sanction? A Reply to James F. Sennett (Part 1)” I introduced James F. […]
Alvin Plantinga, epistemology, foundationalism, James Sennett, proper basicality, reasonHalf-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, foundationalism