It has been a daunting task trying to undertake this reading. Finding a way to advance the conversation forward and trying to provide even more knowledge about this reading was even more challenging. My group member’s Brandy and James both made such valid and prominent points about our assigned reading that it has been nevertheless difficult. In William James’ “The Will to Believe” James takes on the challenge of responding to Clifford’s “Ethics of Belief” in which he provides insight into his thoughts on the sufficiency of evidence to have a right to believe what you believe. First and foremost before we are given the opportunity to sort of reflect on the reading, we are provided different terms that must be known before proceeding. These
