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PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
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The argument from religious experience is often structured as an 'inference to the best explanation':
1. People have experiences that seem to be of God.
2. The best explanation for these experiences is that God actually caused them.
3. Therefore, God's existence is the most probable conclusion.
A primary philosophical objection to this form of argument targets Premise 2 by arguing that...
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