Webinar: Properly Basic Islamic Belief - Ibn Taymiyya & Reformed Epistemology

[@Mo8585El]

Always nice listening to Jamie Tuner's lectures. Learn a lot from the brother.

[@znowicotton5176]

I always enjoy about learning of all of the many religions, religious beliefs, and traditions. I hope we can have more open conversations and non-hyped explanations of different beliefs overall. God gave us a brain, heart, hands, and a voice. Let us now honor God by using these gifts and tools for good and to make more wisdom/understandings available.

[@huggeebear]

Just want to thank you Brother for doing this. "Cleaning up' WLC's source material where fitra = 'Holy Spirit' must have been tedious. So glad you've done that for us :-) But I do urge you to make your essay available in less academic language and more accessible to the common reader. This is more along the lines of "Reasonable Faith" whereas what the public needs is 'On Guard". JZK.

[@nazmiyyeah]

We need to see english, german and turkish under title please.

[@sisterfleur7523]

Ohhh amazing !! Jazakallah khair !! Salam

[@najmaabdi6958]

Mashallah may Allah bless you

[@syedhasan8181]

To me, it seems that the knowledge of God's existence comes from someone's common sense in a similar way that the knowledge "I exist" is part of my common sense. Therefore, arguments only arise when someone wants to deny God's existence. What part does common sense play in epistemology? Should it not be considered to be a cognitive faculty? If not, why not?

[@aboowe4801]

This is interesting.

[@KhanAliHassan]

Masha Allah

[@yellowpetelol6417]

The defenses against objections from religious diversity are weak. People believe in all kinds of mutually contradictory things based on their seemings and intuitions absent defeaters. It logically follows that a large number of those beliefs are false no matter who, if anyone, is correct. Insisting then that they are all warranted in their beliefs because they would be justified if those beliefs were true does nothing to actually justify anyone's beliefs in the real world, it just makes the status of "warranted" worthless. Conversely, we don't have examples in the millions of people who are provably mistaken about their beliefs about the external world or the existence of other minds and so on, so acknowledging those beliefs as properly basic does not similarly devalue the currency of warrant.

[@SpeakersCornerUK]

This presentation is hugely problematic and I’d be happy to discuss this with the presenter if he is willing!

[@zccau2316]

Hey That’s interesting. What’s problematic?

[@joebaz4844]

Why not make thread on hugely problematic presentation in your twitter?

[@daniyalahmed687]

Then type away.Show us why.

[@SpeakersCornerUK]

@@zccau2316 it’s borrowing from the Christian argument but the presenter doesn’t seem that familiar with the topic and it’s best critiqued in a live discussion as there is quite a bit to go through and YT comments is not the place for that.

[@SIGNALacquired]

@@SpeakersCornerUK Just put up your audio on youtube. If he can do it so can you. Does not even have to be live.

[@sadatnafis2032]

Not Impressed Knowing Islam true without Arguement in specific was extremely poor