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epistemology
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epistemology (·pisˈ·t·mäˑ·l·jē),
n that branch of philosophy that scrutinizes the nature, foundations, and limits of knowledge.


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When Matthew looks at the one real barn along his route, he forms the allegedly justified true belief, 'There's a barn over there.
A short epistemological test for holding a justified true belief in god There are various kinds of knowledge: knowing how to do something, knowing someone in person, and knowing a place or a city.
 
 
 
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