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    The Christian doxastic practice consists of forming belie... — Carmelics
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    Supports→It is rational for a person engaged in the Christian doxastic practice to take its belief outputs as true unless the practice is shown to be unreliable.

    The Christian doxastic practice consists of forming beliefs about God, God's purposes, and related matters, grounded on religious and mystical experiences.

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    There are also doxastic practices consisting of forming beliefs about God, God’s purposes for us, and the like, grounded on religious and mystical experiences such as “God is now appearing to me.” The Christian doxastic practice has an over-rider system consisting of scriptures, Christian dogma, and guidelines resulting from the past history of the mystical Christian doxastic practice. It follows from Alston’s argument that it is rational for a person engaged in such a practice to take its belie

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