Glossary of Key Terms from §3
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- unfounded – the epistemic status of a proposition for which there is no reason to believe
- possible – the epistemic status of a proposition for which there is reason to believe
- probable – the epistemic status of a proposition for which there is enough evidence to establish that it is more likely to be true than false
- certain – the epistemic status of a proposition for which the evidence supports beyond a reasonable doubt
- begging the question – to assume as a premise in an argument the conclusion one is attempting to establish; also known as “circular reasoning”