Religious Experience
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy · Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Quotation
the testimony might provide compelling evidence for the hearer, such that he or she would be unjustified in rejecting the claim; the testimony might provide non-compelling justification for the hearer to accept the claim; or the testimony might fail to provide any kind of grounds for the hearer to accept the claim.
Location: P1
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Last checked: 26 Oct 2026 · Identifier: none recorded
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