| Author(s) |
Forrest, Peter
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| Publication Date |
2011
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| Abstract |
Nicholas Wolterstorff is well known as one of the founders of Reformed Epistemology, along with William Alston and Alvin Plantinga. I suspect, however, that his papers on epistemology and on philosophy of religion have not been as widely read as they should have been. I hope these volumes will rectify that. To those who are not interested in philosophy of religion, first I urge you to read those chapters on epistemology generally, and be persuaded that Wolterstorff has described a necessary condition for belief entitlement. Then I suggest you draw the conclusion that you ought to be interested in philosophy of religion. Wolterstorff practises what he preaches: he is a model of self-referential consistency.
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| Citation |
Analysis, 71(3), p. 593-595
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| ISSN |
1467-8284
0003-2638
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| Language |
en
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| Publisher |
Oxford University Press
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| Title |
Review of 'Inquiring about God: Selected Essays, Volume 1' By Nicholas Wolterstorff, Edited by Terence Cuneo: Cambridge University Press, 2010. VIII + 314 pp. £50.00 & 'Practices of Belief: Selected Essays, Volume 2' By Nicholas Wolterstorff, Edited by Terence Cuneo: Cambridge University Press, 2010. X + 436 pp. £50.00
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| Type of document |
Review
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| Entity Type |
Publication
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