Book Review: Epistemic Justification by Richard Swinburne
In Epistemic Justification (henceforth EJ) Richard Swinburne wants to answer two basic questions: first, what is justification, and second, what types of justification are worth ha
William Abraham on Christianity and Worldview
“Religious belief should be assessed as a rounded whole rather than taken in stark isolation. Christianity, for example, like other world faiths, is a complex, large-scale sy
Book Review: Revelation: From Metaphor to Analogy by Richard Swinburne
In Revelation: From Metaphor to Analogy, Richard Swinburne makes the case for the veracity of the Christian revelation. He does this by proposing four criteria that any purported r
Review: The Coherence of Theism by Richard Swinburne
Introduction. In The Coherence of Theism (henceforth CoT), Richard Swinburne is concerned with examining whether the central doctrines of classical theism[1] are coherent (that is,
Review: Warrant and Proper Function by Alvin Plantinga
In Warrant: The CurrentDebate, Alvin Plantinga examined various proposed accounts of warrant (that which turns true belief into knowledge) and found them all wanting. The most perv