Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview, ch. 4

And I thought there was just "skepticism."  In an engaging chapter, Moreland & Craig (whom I will in future posts refer to as MC) break down approaches to skepticism in about as many categories as there are letters in the word.  What I appreciate about this chapter is it gives a way of understanding what types of questions and responses are necessitated by particular approaches to intellectual challenges.  I was glad to see that many of the arguments against skepticism I had already seen a number of times in Moreland's work.  I particularly appreciated the time and care they put into addressing naturalism in this context.  This was my first real introduction to Plantinga's development of thought.