Modality, Logical Probability, and the Trinity

Focusing on the epistemology of religion, this book explores various sources in analytic, scholastic, and apologetic philosophy to argue that the logical possibility of the Trinity doctrine hinges on religious experience. It concludes that without such experiences, it cannot be evident that Christianity or the Trinity possess non-minimal logical probability, though they may still be justified and reasonably argued. This work is particularly relevant for philosophers of religion, analytic theologians, and scholars studying analytic scholasticism.