Epistemology and Faith: A Critical Inquiry

This chapter examines the justification of beliefs in various religions through the lens of epistemology, questioning the truthfulness of texts such as the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita. It debates the implications of causation in the universe's origins and critiques the coherence of different religious perspectives, particularly focusing on theistic beliefs. The discussion further emphasizes the moral significance of religious laws and their role in providing structure and distinctiveness to cultural identity.