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fideism: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of religion

the position that religious faith is justified independently of, or even in tension with, rational argument and evidence.

In philosophy of religion, fideism refers to the position that religious faith is justified independently of, or even in tension with, rational argument and evidence. This meaning comes from Penelhum (1983) in God and skepticism.[1]

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References

  1. Penelhum, T. (1983). God and skepticism. D. Reidel. ISBN 9789027715500

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