Factual and Volitional Doubt CD

Factual and Volitional Doubt

Factual doubt was referred to as the species of uncertainty which is frequently concerned with the evidence for Christianity. It is chiefly interested in issues which are related to the truthfulness of the faith and regularly expresses questions pertaining to either philosophical points of interest (such as the existence of God and the problem of pain) or historical acts (like miracles and Scripture). A major characteristic of doubt which is primarily factual is that it is generally satisfied if sufficient data is given in answer to its queries. Keywords: Factual and Volitional Doubt - Gary Habermas, Doubt, Gary Habermas, skepticism