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... example (1) mention of the occurrence of h* by itself provides some causal explanation of S's believing/accepting that h; or (2) the sequence of explanations of the stream of causes and effects ... intuitions (say, of common sense) or theory (say, scientific theory) or considerations of usefulness (as in pragmatism)? Our selection of one of these options will leave us with some kind of intuitionism, ... use of them cannot deliver the kind of evidence of reliability sought by skeptics. Unfortunately, we cannot assume a position independent of our own cognitive sources to deliver a test of their...

... toward The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Religion William J. Wainwright (Editor), Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee The philosophy of religion ... entire realm of existing beings or things, a form of goodness best described as metaphysical goodness. This idea of goodness flourished in the writings of the neo-Platonists and profoundly influenced ... privation of being, an absence of good. So, nothing that exists can be fully evil, for insofar as something exists it has some degree of goodness. The second idea contained in the notion of metaphysical...