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Plantinga’s model implies that which faith is formed, and that “this innate ability to recognise God is basically able to in God.”
“transformed by the renewal of your mind”
These considerations imply some further clarification and precision of Plantinga’s
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13.2.4 Application to the Extended A/C Model and to Apologetics
strengthens Plantinga’s against Plantinga’s use of the word ‘process’ and omission of the phrase ‘cognitive faculty’
The Extended A/C Model
WCB Institutes WCB
Plasger, ‘Does Calvin Teach a Sensus Divinitatis?’ 182 ga, ‘Replies to my Commentators,’ 255
This deals also with the response by Dole mentioned by Plantinga as ‘a caveat’ for his model. WCB, 257; Dole’s paper appeared somewhat later; see Dole, ‘Cognitive Faculties, Cognitive Processes, and the Holy Spirit in Plantinga’s Warrant Series’
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