This evening, I have the distinct privilege to have dinner with one who easily the greatest Christian philosopher of the twentieth-century, Alvin Plantinga. Aside from his intellectual acumen, he is known as an engaging conversationalist on a variety of subjects. Though I only have about an hour to meet with him, I am planning to [...]
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An Evening with Plantinga
Posted in A Few of My Favorite Things, Epistemology, Philosophy, tagged Epistemology, naturalism, Philosophy, Plantinga, proper function, warrant on October 24, 2007 | 9 Comments »
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