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Philosophy of religion

Calvin's notion, developed by Plantinga, of a natural human faculty that produces belief in God in suitable circumstances.

In philosophy of religion, sensus divinitatis refers to Calvin's notion, developed by Plantinga, of a natural human faculty that produces belief in God in suitable circumstances. This meaning comes from Plantinga (2000) in Warranted Christian Belief.[1]

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  1. Plantinga, A. (2000). Warranted Christian Belief. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780585352671

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