aminima

there needs not be a reason for every thing we do. also, we can have multiple equally compelling reasons to do different things.

know you understood the terms correctly, I was just not understanding you. I agree with this case in that case, the the justification comes from exper...

if we have some justification to believe that P and that justification is overridden by other evidence, then we still have some justification, it's ov...

I would need an example of what you mean by "judgement" and "seeming"

I guess I'll have to talk to more free-will skeptics about it. of course, I'll never reject anyone's experiences, they are the expert of their own exp...

I'm having a hard time seeing how "seeming" equals belief. can you explain more? I see belief and seeming are separate things. for example, in the The...

I do think that it has some use. for example in defending the belief in free will. free will skeptics still have an experience like "it seems that I h...

I guess I don't understand quite what you are saying. what do you mean by 'passive' nonbelievers?

I only attempt to argue against an all-good God, so any evil Gods are not part of the scope of the argument If the theist claims that even though we c...

a nonresistant nonbeliever is one who either wants to believe in God, but doesn't, or at least isn't hostile toward the idea of God existing. The only...