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  • '''Alvin Plantinga''' (1932–) is an American analytic philosopher working primarily in [[epi
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  • ...ok |last= Baker |first= Deane-Peter |authorlink= Deane-Peter Baker |title= Alvin Plantinga |year= 2007 |coauthors= |publisher= Cambridge University Press |location= C ...|title= Modality, Probability, and Rationality: a critical examination of Alvin Plantinga's philosophy |year= 1992 |coauthors= |publisher= Peter Lang Publishing |loc
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  • *Alvin Plantinga ''The Ontological Argument from St Anselm to Contemporary Philosophers''. G *Alvin Plantinga ''God, Freedom, and Evil''. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans, 1977.
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  • * [[Alvin Plantinga]], ''The Ontological Argument: From St. Anselm to Contemporary Philosophers * [[Alvin Plantinga]], ''God, Freedom and Evil'' (1974)
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  • '''Alvin Plantinga''' (1932–) is an American analytic philosopher working primarily in [[epi
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  • {{r|Alvin Plantinga}}
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  • '''Reformed epistemology''' is a philosophical approach by [[Alvin Plantinga]], [[William Alston]] and others, which broadly stated is: we have innate,
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  • ...r account can be given (and an elaborate version of this has been given by Alvin Plantinga) for such notions as 'warranted belief' or 'epistemically rational belief'. ...have included [[Alvin Goldman]], [[Marshall Swain]], and more recently, [[Alvin Plantinga]]. Goldman's article "A Causal Theory of Knowing" (''Journal of Philosophy
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  • ...hilosophy]], working on the [[reformed epistemology]] project along with [[Alvin Plantinga]] and [[Nicholas Wolterstorff]], and helped to found the [[Society of Chris
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  • ...ntelligent design advocate [[Philip Johnson]] and Notre Dame philosopher [[Alvin Plantinga]] argue that the two cannot be easily partitioned, and that the distinction
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  • ...rman Quine]], [[Saul Kripke]], [[David Kellogg Lewis]], [[Thomas Kuhn]], [[Alvin Plantinga]], [[John Searle]], [[Daniel Dennett]], [[Hilary Putnam]], [[Donald Davidso
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  • ...lack]]. He taught at [[Wayne State University]] in [[Detroit]] alongside [[Alvin Plantinga]] and [[Keith Lehrer]].
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  • ...rgument, most notably by [[Norman Malcolm]], [[Charles Hartshorne]], and [[Alvin Plantinga]]. ===Alvin Plantinga===
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  • ...temology]], philosophers like [[Roderick Chisholm]], [[William Alston]], [[Alvin Plantinga]], among many others, have responded to and developed Reidian insights.
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  • ...ponents include [[Anselm of Canterbury]], [[René Descartes]], and [[Alvin Plantinga]]; its principal critics include [[Thomas Aquinas]] and [[Immanuel Kant]].
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