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WCB Knowledge and Christian Belief KCB KCB WCB believers as he states: “In typical cases, as opposed to paradigmatic cases, degree of belief cumstance.” He continues with his answer to this observation: “So what can be said is sometimes approached by some Christians part of the time.”
So far, I have analysed and evaluated Beilby’s claim that the Extended A/C Model first and most important one is Plantinga’s view on natural theology and the closely Beilby’s response.
Like others, Beilby recognises that much of Plantinga’s work has an explicitly apologetic . Plantinga’s position on this Plantinga’s work. Plantinga’s view that establishing the truth of beliefs
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7.2.3 Plantinga’s View on the Value and Role of Arguments
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Epistemology as Theology
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