Supposition and Certainty is a philosophical treatise written by J. Stuart Holden in 1910. The book explores the concepts of belief, knowledge, and certainty, and how they relate to each other. Holden argues that supposition and certainty are not mutually exclusive, and that it is possible to hold a belief with a certain degree of certainty without claiming absolute knowledge. He also examines the role of evidence and reasoning in forming beliefs,...
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