Can Faith Justify Itself? @lizjackson111
Can Faith Justify Itself?  @lizjackson111
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Is Faith Self-Justifying?

I argue that epistemically rational faith is sometimes self-justifying. I do so by appealing to propositions that, when believed, create evidence for themselves.

Handout: liz-jackson.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Princeton-Handout.pdf

0:00 Introduction (section 1)
6:16 Self-Justifying Beliefs (section 2)
16:32 Faith as Self-Justifying (section 3)
29:00 Frequently Asked Questions (section 4)

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