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3 theses in Knowledge & belief
The thesis claims that knowledge of the external world is possible despite radical skepticism. Supporting evidence includes Moore's hand argument and the notion of knowledge by acquaintance, while radical skepticism asserts that no knowledge, including of the external world, can be secured.
The thesis claims that truth is not absolute but depends on the perspective, culture, or conceptual framework in which it is assessed.
The thesis claims that belief in a maximally great, personal, transcendent being can be justified solely by a priori reasoning, without recourse to empirical evidence.
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