Titlebook: Ethics of Belief: Essays in Tribute to D.Z. Phillips; Eugene Thomas Long,Patrick Horn Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008

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Choosing to believe,ith an examination of the concept of belief in conversation with the view of J. L. Schellenberg. Next, against the dominant position in contemporary epistemology, it argues that some beliefs can be voluntary, in the sense that they are under the immediate control of the believer, and replies to Will

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Can religious arguments ,?,fficient evidence.” (Clifford’s essay was originally published in . in 1877; it is presently in print in Madigan (1999)). One might claim that a corollary to Clifford’s Law is that it is wrong, always, everywhere, and for anyone, to withhold belief when faced with sufficient evidence. Seeming to ope

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,D. Z. Phillips on the grammar of “God”,d the language game in some detail, discussing the confusion of “subliming” the logic of our language, the contextual genesis of sense and meaning, the idea of a world view, language game, logic, and grammar internal to each context, the constitution of the religious context, and the grammar of God

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