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> That doesn't seem the central assumption of Anthony here, Yes, that's my point. It's the interviewer who has this idea that faith should be reliable and tha
by cJ0th 9y ago
> That doesn't seem the central assumption of Anthony here,
Yes, that's my point. It's the interviewer who has this idea that faith should be reliable and that's what I was questioning. Or did you mean the interviewer (Anthony with an h) ? I am a bit confused right now..
- m_mueller 9y agoYes I mean the interviewer. Your critique of is argument is based on his use of reliability - I find that tangential. His main assumption is that of a universal truth - faith being unreliable is just what follows. So are you saying that there is no universal truth or that faith is somehow exempt from the search for truth?