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How Would You Describe Your Evidence? Strong or Weak?

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Wesley Salmon, Probability and Design Arguments

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Design Arguments and the Existence of God: Sober's Trilemma

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The Pro Rata Rule and Mellor's Justification of Bayesian Conditionalization

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Okasha on the Transmission of Epistemic Justification

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Inference to the Best Explanation Cannot Be Reduced to Likelihoods

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Probability, Abduction, and Peirce's Contrary Results Condition

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Putting Falsifiability in its Probabilistic Place

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Probabilities, Popper, and Theory Testing

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Arguments vs. Explanations

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Probability and Surprising Events

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Scientia Propter Quid: Method for Disconfirmation

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Karl Popper and the Falsification of Scientific Theories

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Hume and the Problem of Induction

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Probability, Evidence, and the Confirmation of Unlikely Hypotheses.

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Scientia Propter Quid: Method for Confirmation

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