How a single personal revelation might not be a source of knowledge
Many of those who come to a belief in the God of classical theism do so solely as a result of having had an experience which they believe it is reasonable for them to interpret as a revelation of His experience directly and graciously given to them by God Himself. I shall argue that - at least in th...
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Cambridge University Press
2003
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| Summary: | Many of those who come to a belief in the God of classical theism do so solely as a result of having had an experience which they believe it is reasonable for them to interpret as a revelation of His experience directly and graciously given to them by God Himself. I shall argue that - at least in the first instance - such people should probably not think of themselves as knowing that there is a God if they are also traditional libertarians and believe in Robert Nozick's theory of knowledge. |
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