Disambiguating Faith: Are True Gut Feelings And Epiphanies Beliefs Justified By Faith?

August 24, 2009 By 1 Comment

In reply to my latest installment of the “Disambiguating Faith” series in which I replied to Adam’s query about whether an episode of House M.D. provided an example in which a choice to think irrationally (to eliminate symptoms when diagnosing an illness) might prove the more rational course. I argued that if eliminating symptoms helped [...]

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Disambiguating Faith: Faith As Guessing

August 24, 2009 By 2 Comments

On Facebook (where you can also be my friend if you’d like), Adam replies to the latest installment of the “Disambiguating Faith” series with this question: Hate to be corny, but in an episode of House M.D., every rational road runs out and a case is seemingly unsolvable. Finally, by eliminating a symptom (which is [...]

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