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as testimony. As he states: “The testifiee’s belief has warrant only if the testifier’s belief does.”
‘ ’ of accepting a testimony to this event). Plantinga’s conclusion is that “testimonial evidence is indeed evidence; it is not always the evidence of choice.”
says: “In general, I shall be arguing in this book that the gospel texts are much closer to commonly envisaged in current scholarship.” In Bauckham’s words, a
“Testimony offers us, I wish to suggest, both a reputable historiographic
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