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Faith when the evidence runs out
Should you ever believe without evidence?
W. K. Clifford said it is always wrong to believe anything on insufficient evidence. William James answered that some choices can't wait for proof.
Your answer
Nearby questions
- A good God and a cruel worldIf God is good, why do children suffer?
- After the endWould you want there to be an afterlife?
- Believing a miracleWhat would it take for you to believe a miracle had happened?
- Betting on GodIf you cannot know whether God exists, is it sensible to live as if God does?
- Good without GodCan you be good without God?
