Justifiable of course, but still … bold.
Doxastic venture models of faith and epistemic concern Doxastic venture in favour of faith-propositions can be justifiable, of course, only if there are legitimate exceptions to the evidentialist requirement to take a proposition to be true just to the extent of its evidential support and only if the legitimate exceptions include the kind of case involved in religious, theistic, faith-commitment.
"While most, but not all, cases declared by officials appear on the face of it to be justifiable in the normal course of business, we found some weaknesses in the oversight and control of gifts and hospitality.
Of course, the justifiable counterterrorism mission then morphed into unnecessary and disastrous nation-building occupations in Iraq and Afghanistan against guerrilla fighters -- that is, long counterinsurgency wars that actually increased blowback terrorism.
If South Africa's government were white and followed the present course, there would be justifiable howls of "racist genocide" from all quarters.
Of course, there are perfectly justifiable strategic reasons for these rhetorical differences.
That would not, of course, make faking the quarterly numbers justifiable.
Mental health has of course been explored with increasing and justifiable interest, in comedy and drama and documentary, but seldom, Jo Brand excluded, with such bittersweet wit.
"There is no legally justifiable reason to withhold that money, except, of course, to put a gun to the state's head," he said.
