Which of the Following Is a Basic Difference Between Belief

question 70

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a basic difference between belief and knowledge, according to Salmon?

• A) Belief is necessarily nonampliative, whereas knowledge comes in two kinds
• B) Knowledge must be arrived at through nonampliative inference, and belief doesn't have to be
• C) There is no notable difference
• D) Knowledge must be founded upon evidence-it is belief founded upon rational justification

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