Newman and Wittgenstein on the Will to Believe: Quasi-Fideism and the Ground of Religious Certainty
In this article, I argue that Newman’s emphasis on a gestaltic model of reasoning and the role played by the imagination in informal reasoning is a fruitful starting point for an exploration of convergence between the Grammar of Assent andWittgenstein’s On Certainty. I claim…
DOI: 10.3390/rel16020174