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On the Reasonableness of Religious Belief according to W. James' "The Will to Believe" with reference to Alvin Plantinga's “The Nature of Necessity”
Analytically, I follow William James's approach in his paper "The Will to Believe" to demonstrate that holding a religious belief is reasonable and it is not incompatible with being a philosophy scholar. I do this through explaining the way James addressed the main obstacle that Clifford puts agains...
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