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1. Evidentialism is an apologetic method that bases beliefs on evidence rather than faith alone. Under evidentialism, a belief is justified only if it is supported by sufficient evidence. 2. While evidentialism focuses on evidence, it also maintains rational dialogue. Some basic beliefs may be self-justifying without extensive evaluation of evidence. 3. There are three cognitive responses to evidence: believing, not believing, and withholding belief, each standing in a relation to the evidence. Evidenti

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Craig Anderson

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