Plantinga and Wittgenstein on Properly Basic Beliefs

Philo 3 (1):32-40 (2000)
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Abstract

Alvin Plantinga argues that secular evidential ism must be false because the criteria of properly basic beliefs are too restrictive or incoherent. I argue that Plantinga’s arguments are unsound, and this is easily seen against what Wittgenstein implies about evidentialism.

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