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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 February 2009
W. D. Hudson's criticism of some points in my ‘Wittgensteinian Fideism’ are challenging and deserve comment. I remain, however, unconvinced that they require any modification in my assessment of Wittgensteinian Fideism. I shall try to justify this conviction.
1 Grant, C. K., Belief and Action, (Durham, England: 1960), pp. 13–15.Google Scholar
2 I agree that they are complicated and varied, though, as I have tried to show, they have a common core as well. What I am maintaining here is that his lengthy quotation from Wittgenstein does not show this to be so nor was it intended by Wittgenstein to establish this point.
3 I try to give some grounds for maintaining this against Wittgenstein in my Quest For God, forthcoming.
