Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
These three all seem plausible, but are inconsistent:
1. Faith can be epistemically rational.
2. Faith goes beyond the evidence.
3. No epistemically rational attitude goes beyond the evidence.
In this video I suggest a solution to the puzzle. At the end, I also briefly sketch how faith can be rational on my picture.
Handout here: liz-jackson.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Houston-Handout.pdf
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These three all seem plausible, but are inconsistent:
1. Faith can be epistemically rational.
2. Faith goes beyond the evidence.
3. No epistemically rational attitude goes beyond the evidence.
In this video I suggest a solution to the puzzle. At the end, I also briefly sketch how faith can be rational on my picture.
Handout here: liz-jackson.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Houston-Handout.pdf
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Check out my website: liz-jackson.com
For more on my research: liz-jackson.com/research
For popular-level interviews, podcasts, and blog posts I’ve done: http://liz-jackson.com/public-philoso...
Follow me on social media:
Twitter: twitter.com/lizjackson111
Instagram: instagram.com/lizjackson111
Facebook: facebook.com/lizjackson111








