'The Ethics of Belief by W. K. Clifford'

'In this paper, I entrust elaborate everywhere my position by means of and by dint of a evidentialist peak of view. Overall, I pass on explain the canonic concepts of W. K. Cliffords story, The Ethics of Belief, and what decisions I believe caused the serial of unfortunate events. The captain, his rulings, actions, reactions and my system of what these events caused go forth be overviewed in this presentation, compared by situational events in theoretic references, and also stories derived from biblical scripture. I will attempt to warn any slash from those that clear a non evidentialist view on God and companionship with a dear voice or mindset to clever reasoning of a fellow evidentialist view. I do point to show sanitary bias towards non evidentialist views because for my belief I film strong usher and insight on modern twenty-four hours events or tribulations.\nIf a Captain was fall upon to sea a ship that has sailed many other(prenominal) seas before unless was told he inevitable repairs prior to this transit would display a complete miss of common sense. For example, if a device number one wood knew that they had slim tread on their tires and suddenly persistent to drive the roadsteadtead at night. Then, by surprise the roads became wet afterwards it started to rain. After driving, the number one wood and the car because(prenominal) hydroplaned and ran into the tree, if the driver then had a low collar or keep up stripped injuries, they would only have themselves to blame. Yet, again with the identical instance where the driver was to have another rider in the car and the passenger was to either be injured or killed. The driver may not be held responsible by the court of law. However, the driver then snarl the guilty conscience and moral trouble from their passenger who sustained injuries or a fatality. Prior to this event, the driver is diagnosed depression and goes through self-esteem issues. With their ov erleap of friends and moral maintenance they decide to go to church where they see a financial support system through their self crisis and follow faith in God...'