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epistemology

Branch of philosophy that examines the nature of knowledge and attempts to determine the limits of human understanding. Central issues include how knowledge is derived and how it is to be validated and tested.
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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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