Can Belief in God Be Justified? | Warranted Christian Belief – Alvin Plantinga

What if faith in God isn’t irrational—but actually warranted?
In this in-depth review of Warranted Christian Belief by Alvin Plantinga, we explore one of the most profound philosophical arguments of our time: the idea that belief in God can be both rational and justified without needing empirical proof.

Plantinga, one of the world’s leading philosophers of religion, challenges the assumption that science and faith are opposites. Through concepts like properly basic beliefs and epistemic warrant, he builds a powerful case for the intellectual credibility of Christian belief.

📚 In this video, you’ll learn:

What “warrant” means and how it differs from “belief”

Why Plantinga argues that faith can be rational

How his ideas bridge philosophy, theology, and human experience

Key takeaways for anyone exploring reason, doubt, and belief

If you love philosophy, theology, apologetics, or books that challenge how we think about truth and faith, this video is for you.

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