Epistemology of Miracles
Edited by Daniel von Wachter (International Academy of Philosophy In The Principality of Liechtenstein)
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Summary | If a miracle occurred, how could we find out? |
Key works | Swinburne 1989 discusses what kind of evidence would justify a belief that a miracle has occurred. Levine 1989 argues that it is possible that beliefes about miracles are justified through testimony or through experience. |
Introductions | Swinburne 1989. |
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