Table of Contents

Preface
Part I Is There a Question?
1 Kant
2 Kaufman and Hick
Part II What Is the Question?
3 Justification and the Classical Picture
4 Rationality
5 Warrant and the Freud-and-Marx Complaint
Part III Warranted Christian Belief
6 Warranted Belief in God
7 Sin and Its Cognitive Consequences
8 The Extended Aquinas/Calvin Model: Revealed to Our Minds
9 The Testimonial Model: Sealed Upon Our Hearts
10 Objections
Part IV Defeaters?
11 Defeaters and Defeat
12 Two (Or More) Kinds of Scripture Scholarship
13 Postmodernism and Pluralism
14 Suffering and Evil
Index

About the Author

Alvin Plantinga is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame.

Reviews

Warranted Christian Belief is a tour de force ... it will be a welcome summary of an important movement, and for anyone interested in debates about the rationality of religious belief, a reference book for many years to come. Books & Culture Plantinga has an eminently winsome writing style - down-to-business but also witty and at times playfully sarcastic ... Plantinga is a contemporary analytical philosopher, but he bucks the trend, and theologians and historians of Christian thought will be impressed by the historical and theological acuity on display in this book. Books & Culture Warranted Christian Belief is the product of decades of effort, retraced steps, refined argumentation, prolonged meditation, and conversation with other philosophers and theologians. Books & Culture This is an impressive book ... Every philosopher interested in epistemology should read it and every philosopher should be interested in epistemology Australasian Journal of Philosophy This is an important book, the culmination of Plantinga's three part work in epistemology ... do not be offended by that word ('C*******n') in the title ... read this book even if you foolishly insist that Christianity is not a live option Australasian Journal of Philosophy