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Bob and Carol and Tess and Ali

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Conflicting religious experiences in different traditions do not necessarily defeat the rationality of conflicting beliefs sustained by those experiences in those traditions. The circularity that protects religious beliefs from such mutual defeat is not vicious. Moreover, the lack of ‘epistemological humility’ exhibited by such believers poses no threat to world peace. In fact, a campaign for compulsory humility would itself constitute a much greater threat.

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Koons, R.C. Bob and Carol and Tess and Ali. SOPHIA 45, 117–122 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02782485

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