Lewis on Experience, Reason, and Religious Belief

Review of Metaphysics 35 (1):87 - 109 (1981)
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Abstract

H d lewis gives a central role to religious experience in his philosophy of religion, But argues that religious experience is not some merely non-Cognitive event for which no justification can be given. I introduce lewis' understanding of religious experience and critically evaluate its implications for religious knowledge, The relation between experience and argument and the language of religion

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