A User's Guide to the Intelligibility of the Universe: From PSR to God

A defense of the principle of sufficient reason as a necessary condition for knowledge, followed by its application to a contemporary contingent argument for a necessary being (God).

What you'll learn:

• Objections to the principle of sufficient reason (modal fatalism, purported counter-examples, etc.) and responses.
• A multi-pronged defense of the principle of sufficient reason as a necessary condition for knowledge and rational belief.
• How the PSR applies to contemporary arguments for the existence of God.