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  • Anecdotal Pluralism Bertini, Daniele 2022 Logos & Episteme , Vol. 13 , Issue 2 , S. 117 ff. ( Zeitschrift ) Englisch 2069-0533 | 2069-3052 10.5840/logos-episteme202213210 Abstract

    Anecdotal pluralism (AP) is the claim that, when two individuals disagree on the truth of a religious belief, the right move to make is to engage in a communal epistemic process of evidence sharing and evaluation, motivated by the willingness to learn from each other, understand the adversary's views and how these challenge their own, and re-evaluate their own epistemic position in regards to external criticisms. What I will do in my paper is to provide a presentation of AP and give a few reasons in support. I will begin with showing how pluralism can be promoted by religious experiences inhering in any (historical) tradition. To this regard, my purpose is to analyse such experiences as conducive to the assumption of the two main principles defining any pluralist view. Subsequently, I will construe AP by seven claims, and I will focus my efforts on justifying its superiority both to exclusivism/inclusivism and other varieties of pluralism. My next and final move is to list a few reasons which support my view.

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    Analytic Philosophy | Contemporary Philosophy | Philosophy of Mind

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