(April 11, 2015 at 9:38 am)robvalue Wrote: A belief can be justified but false. For example, I believe each time I get in my car, it's the same car. That would be justified belief by most people's standards I would think. But it could be false, the car could have been swapped one or more times for another very similar car. If my car has in been swapped, my belief is still be justified that it is the same car.
What is enough justification for a belief is a matter of opinion to some degree of course.
Agreed.
