The epistemology of obvious and unobvious miracles @LydiaMcGrewChannel
The epistemology of obvious and unobvious miracles  @LydiaMcGrewChannel
Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Can we be justified in believing that God is "behind" some event when we're not even sure that it was a miracle? What would that mean? Why are obvious miracles important epistemologically?


Here is the testimony of Andrew Klavan that I refer to in the video:

youtu.be/KgT43ppxpzY

Thumbnail is a picture of baseball player Gary Carter from Wikipedia.
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The epistemology of obvious and unobvious miracles

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