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#100 Epistemology—An Inspiring Introduction to a Biblical Theory of Knowledge

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In this episode, we'll discuss: What knowledge is—warranted, true belief. How warrant works—truth-seeking faculties properly functioning according to design in a favorable environment. Three competing epistemologies—rationalism, empiricism, and subjectivism. How the biblical worldview ties them all together, and why God's revelation is the key. ---- Go back and watch Part 1—A Theory of Truth: https://youtube.com/live/Qm7M9qeZH8E 🌟 CALL TO ACTION: If you resonate with our mission and want to deepen your understanding of truth and theology, consider joining the Hammer & Anvil Society! Become part of a vibrant community dedicated to growing in faith, knowledge, and action. Check it out at https://hammerandanvil.circle.so/c/join/join-the-hammer-anvil-society. 🔗 Connect with Us: Website: https://TheThink.Institute Facebook:   / thethinkinstitute   Instagram:   / thethinkinstitute   Twitter: https://x.com/thethinkinst YouTube:    / thethinkinstitute   LinkedIn:   / thethinkinstitute   Newsletter: https://thethink.institute/newsletter

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