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The 15 pages that link to Evidentialism, each with the reason it gives.

• EpistemologyRelated: It makes evidential support the central measure of justified belief.

• AgnosticismRelated: Some agnostics suspend judgment because evidence does not settle the question.

• Christian apologeticsCompared with: Evidentialist defenses emphasize publicly assessable evidence, unlike approaches grounded in presuppositions.

• KnowledgeRelated: It explains knowledge by asking whether evidence adequately supports the belief.

• FideismCompared with: It denies the independence from evidence that strong forms of fideism defend.

• FaithCompared with: Evidentialism challenges beliefs held on faith when supporting evidence is insufficient.

• Religious epistemologyCompared with: It makes religious belief answer to evidence available to the believer.

• Philosophy of religionCompared with: It sets a demanding standard for the rationality of religious belief.

• JustificationRelated: It makes evidential support the central source of justification.

• ReliabilismCompared with: Evidentialism assesses a belief by evidence rather than primarily by the process producing it.

• Pascal's wagerCompared with: It challenges pragmatic reasons for belief when evidence is insufficient.

• Reformed epistemologyCompared with: Reformed epistemology denies that every rational belief, including theistic belief, needs evidential support.

• ApologeticsCompared with: It highlights the dispute over whether faith requires publicly assessable evidence.

• Faith and rationalityCompared with: It makes evidential support a requirement for rational religious belief.

• William AlstonCompared with: Alston disputes demands that religious beliefs require evidence independent of religious practice.