Editor's introduction
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. The world ready-made
2. Does the role of concepts make experiential access to ready-made reality impossible?
3. Ought to believe - two concepts
4. Entitlement to believe and practices of inquiry
5. Historicizing the belief-forming self
6. Epistemology of religion
7. The migration of the theistic arguments: from natural theology to evidentialist apologetics
8. Can belief in God be rational if it has no foundations?
9. Once again, evidentialism - this time social
10. The assurance of faith
11. On being entitled to beliefs about God
12. Reformed epistemology
13. Are religious believers committed to the existence of God?
14. Reid on common sense
15. What sort of epistemological realist was Thomas Reid?
Postscript: a life in philosophy
Bibliography
Index.
