What view states that a belief in God can be rational even though it is not inferred from independent evidence? a) Feminist theology b) Kalam's cosmology c) Normative epiphany d) Reformed epistemology e) Evidentialism

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1 November, 23:19

What view states that a belief in God can be rational even though it is not inferred from independent evidence? a) Feminist theology b) Kalam's cosmology c) Normative epiphany d) Reformed epistemology e) Evidentialism

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Avah Lindsey · Answer 1

Answer: Reformed epistemology view states that a belief in God can be rational even though it is not inferred from independent evidence.

It is a dissertation which states the reasonableness of spiritual notion. Claims made by reformed epidemiologist states that spiritual notion can be rational without appeal to evidence.

Therefore the correct option in this case is (d).