Philosophical Perspectives · 2021 · 18 citations · 8 references
HumanitiesReligionReligious StudiesBayesian Data AnalysisPhilosophy Of ScienceProbability TheoryArgumentationBayesian InferenceDivine HiddennessExistence Of GodScientific EvidenceDivine BeliefHiddenness ArgumentHiddenness Of GodInferential Evidence For God
Abstract This paper presents and examines the argument from divine hiddenness as an evidential argument. It argues that a key thought that motivates the argument, namely, that it's surprising that God's existence is not more obvious , does not alone secure the conclusion that divine hiddenness is evidence against God. The evidential problem of divine hiddenness is illustrated using Bayesian models.
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