Mark Owen Webb is a contemporary American philosopher specializing in epistemology and philosophy of religion, with particular focus on the epistemology of testimony and religious belief. He has contributed to debates about how beliefs can be justified through chains of testimony and the conditions under which religious faith constitutes genuine knowledge. His work engages both analytic epistemology and the rationality of religious commitment.
Developed accounts of testimonial justification and the transmission of warrant through testimony chains
Contributed to the epistemology of religious belief within the analytic tradition
Examined the relationship between faith, evidence, and epistemic rationality
Engaged critically with Reformed epistemology and its implications for religious knowledge
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