There is a plausible principle that all beliefs need some form of justification, either inferential or non-inferential. This principle together with the claim that basic beliefs do not require ...

Suppose we have a case in which a person holds a basic belief without any justification. Intuitively, we either have to say that the belief is unjustified or that it is justified by some other means.

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Rite & Reason: What makes Christmas religious is that regardless of their specific beliefs, people come together to celebrate the mystery and beauty of life ...

But modern science says there's no actual harm in showering at night — as long as you do it right From a medical standpoint, showering at night is not harmful to your health. In fact, it can be good ...

They have the most magnificent set of Beliefs, yet pay scant regard to them when they vote in Parliament ... A micro business has less than 10 staff and represents the clear majority of businesses ...

Embraces new Americans who choose to call Indiana home. Seventy percent of our economic growth is fueled by migrants. Rural, ...

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Trump and his administration were pretty bad in their disrespect of courts in the first term. In fact, it was about eight ...

Rather, they are asking that the court codify a right to “opt out” of specific materials the families deem offensive to their religious beliefs, and that they receive prior notification of any ...

Joshua Busby is a professor of public affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. From 2021 to 2023, he served as a senior advisor for climate at the U.S. Department of Defense.