Plantinga famously argues against evidentialism that belief in God can be properly basic. But the epistemology of cognitive faculties such as perception and memory which produce psychologically non-inferential beliefs shows that various inferentially justified theoretical beliefs are epistemically prior to ...
Properly Basic Beliefs: An Analysis of Plantinga on Human Knowledge of God Alvin Plantinga claims that belief that God exists ought to be considered rationally acceptable, even when not justified on the basis of reasons, evidence,... TF Lytle 被引量: 0发表: 1989年 On fideism and Alvin Planti...
providing an intrinsic assurance of its truth. Plantinga argues that belief in God can be properly basic, meaning it does not require evidence or arguments to
The paper is a critique of Alvin Plantinga's notion that belief in God is properly basic - evidence is not needed to justify such belief - in light of Thomas Aquinas' religious epistemology. The latter's epistemology proves that, while evidence is not a necessary condition for bel...
Kierkegaard and Plantinga on Belief in God: Subjectivity as the Ground of Properly Basic Religious Beliefs." Faith and Philosophy 1, no.1 (January 1988): 25-39.Kierkegaard and Plantinga on Belief in God: Subjectivity as the Ground of Properly Basic Beliefs', Faith and Philosophy, 5/1 (...
Filip Boork
In his early woks such as God and other Minds, quotIs Belief in God Rationalquot, quotIs Belief in God Properly Basicquot andquotReformed Epistemology and Christian Apologeticsquot, he endeavored to prove the rationality and justificationof believing in God and tried to offer certain and ...
In his early woks such as God and other Minds, quotIs Belief in God Rationalquot, quotIs Belief in God Properly Basicquot andquotReformed Epistemology and Christian Apologeticsquot, he endeavored to prove the rationality and justificationof believing in God and tried to offer certain and ...
I shall be concentrating on this recent attempt to do so. The essays in question are 'Is Belief in God Rational?' [4], 2 'The Reformed Objection to Natural Theology ' [5], and 'Is Belief in God Properly Basic?' [6].doi:10.1007/978-94-009-5223-2_10William P. Alston...
comparative analysis of Zen Buddhism, we show that an extension of Plantinga's argumentation can be shown to produce Warranted Zen Buddhist Belief, where Zen Buddhism, is considered 'properly basic' for the Zen Buddhist believer, producing a defeater for warranted Christian belief that may not be...