Warranted Christian belief

This volume is the third in Alvin Plantinga's series exploring the concept of warrant, defined as the element that distinguishes knowledge from mere true belief. Here, Plantinga investigates the role of warrant within theistic belief, specifically addressing whether Christian belief is rational, reasonable, justifiable, and warranted. He argues that Christian beliefs are warranted when they arise from properly functioning cognitive faculties, implying that if these beliefs are true, they constitute knowledge.