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“There is insufficient evidence to warrant belief.” Eh?
This morning, I noticed an exchange between Angry Grasshopper and Ron H. on my blog regarding the nature of evidence […]
belief, epistemology, evidence, justification, rationality, warrantTurning an atheist argument on its head
Today, I came across this Twitter profile. So of course, I had to reply: “‘Non-believers CANNOT justify their godless beliefs, […]
atheism, justification, naturalismThe Evidential Burdens of Atheism
Over the years, I’ve met many self-described atheists who insist that they do not need to justify their atheism. They […]
atheism, epistemology, evidence, evidentialism, justificationYahweh vs. Thor
Going through my Twitter feed this morning I saw the following retweet via Secular Outpost: “Atheism does not require certainty. […]
evidence, justification, Thor, YahwehJustifying Naturalism?
In my recent dialogue with Justin Schieber we had an interesting exchange on Justin’s commitment to a position he refers […]
atheism, justification, Justin Schieber, naturalismIn 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 epistemology66. Reformed Epistemology: A Conversation with Myron Penner
There are several topics in philosophy of religion, and on its borderlands, which are famous for fomenting in their critics […]
epistemology, justification, Myron A. Penner, Reformed epistemology, warrantHere comes the Sensus Divinitatis again!
One of my readers, Nate, offered a formidable response to my article “God and the Burden of Proof” which I’ve […]
epistemology, justification, knowledge, rationality, sensus divinitatisThoughts on universalism and hope (a response to Nate)
Back in early February I wrote a response to Nate — one of our resident academic philosophers — and his […]
defeater, hope, justification, rationality, universalism