Religious beliefs are factual beliefs¶
Levy, N. (2017). Religious beliefs are factual beliefs: Content does not correlate with context sensitivity. Cognition, 109-116.
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- Belief Formation
- The clarity gain redirects diagnosis from the static question "what does this agent believe?" to the dynamic question "what process produced this commitment, and what would change it?", a redirection Levy (2017) leverages to argue that whether a belief counts as knowledge depends crucially on which formation process produced it.
This sourceArgues epistemic status tracks the formation process (fluency/intuitiveness) rather than content alone.
- The clarity gain redirects diagnosis from the static question "what does this agent believe?" to the dynamic question "what process produced this commitment, and what would change it?", a redirection Levy (2017) leverages to argue that whether a belief counts as knowledge depends crucially on which formation process produced it.
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