David Johnson is a contemporary philosopher working in the philosophy of religion and epistemology. He has contributed to debates surrounding probabilistic arguments in natural theology, particularly examining the evidential conditions under which such arguments carry philosophical weight.
Argued that probabilistic arguments in natural theology are only cogent when grounded in the totality of relevant available evidence
Contributed to epistemological scrutiny of evidential arguments concerning theism
Engaged with debates on the proper use of probability theory in metaphysical and theological contexts
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