Why basic theistic belief is probably not warranted, even if it is true

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents v
3. Introduction 7
4. Part I: Basic Belief and Basic Knowledge General Issues
5. Intuitive Knowledge Reconsidered 15
6. Foundationalism Strikes Back? In Search of Epistemically Basic Mental States 41
7. Basic Beliefs, Coherence, and Bootstrap Confirmation 57
8. Part II Areas of Basic Belief and Basic Knowledge
9. A: Mathematics and Philosophy
10. On the status of axioms in mathematics 79
11. Mathematical Knowledge. A Defence of Modest and Sober Platonism 107
12. A Trilemma for Philosophical Knowledge 131
13. B: Religious Belief
14. Defeaters and the Basicality of Theistic Belief 147
15. Reforming Reformed Epistemology 177
16. Why basic theistic belief is probably not warranted, even if it is true 211
17. C: Morals, Testimony, and Proprioception
18. Defending Moral Intuition 231
19. Basic Beliefs, Testimony, and Blind-Trust 251
20. Proprioception as Basic Knowledge of the Body 269
21. About the Authors 293
22. Backmatter 294