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IV. Proper Basicality and the Role of Scripture. According to the model, Christian belief in the typical case is not the conclusion of an argument (which is not to say arguments cannot play an important role in its acceptance), 324 324 For example, in rebutting defeaters: see below, chapter 11. or accepted on the evidential basis of other beliefs, or accepted just because it constitutes a good ...
Classical Christian belief includes, in the first place, the belief that there is such a person as God. God is a person: that is, a being with intellect and will. A person has (or can have) knowledge and belief, but also affections, loves, and hates; a person, furthermore, also has or can have intentions, and can act so as to fulfill them.
I shall argue that if Christian belief is true, then it is rational and warranted for most of those who accept it. I shall therefore be refuting the widespread idea that Christian belief is lacking in positive epistemic status, even if it happens, somehow, to be true. If I am right, the atheologian can’t sensibly take the attitude, “I don ...
Many theologians and others believe that there is real difficulty with the idea that our concepts could apply to such a being as the Christian God (infinite and transcendent as he is supposed to be), and that this constitutes a serious problem for Christian belief: Christian belief involves the belief that it is possible to think of, refer to, and predicate properties of God, but in fact none ...
without the prior permission of Oxford University Press. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data. Plantinga, Alvin. Warranted Christian belief / Alvin Plantinga. p. cm. Includes index. ISBN 0–19–513193–2 (pbk.)—ISBN 0–19–513192–4. 1. Apologetics.
8. Apr. 2010 · Warranted Christian Belief. April 2010. Australasian Journal of Philosophy March 1 (1):109-111. DOI: 10.1080/713659330. Authors: Peter Forrest. University of New England (Australia) To read the ...
Alvin Plantinga's Warranted Christian Belief (WCB) examines the rationality of religious (particularly Christian) belief. WCB is the third and final instalment in the author's trilogy on the issue of warrant. Plantinga is a highly respected philosopher within the realms of epistemology and the philosophy of religion - he is also arguably one of ...
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