Religious Experience - William Lane-Craig - properly basic beliefs

argument from religious experience; only that which exists can be experienced, god has been experienced and therefore god exists

WILLIAM LANE CRAIG

• everything is dubitable (links to cartisian skepticism)
• no way to prove beyond doubt that mundane experiences are real and not hallucination/are reliable
• this idea however is ridiculous and not a rational approach
• we accept these mundane experiences as properly basic beliefs (i.e. tables and other people having minds) therefore veridical
• why should it be different for experiences of God

STRENGTHS

• Lane-Craig supports the argument from religious experience by supporting the…