The philosophical definition of knowledge is to have "justified true belief" Now for other people who know philosophy this might be slightly different but you will recognize it.
Now this definition needs to be broken down and explained more and you will see the problems fullmonty has.
True - this is a part of what is necessary. Obviously if you are going to have knowledge of something it must be true. It would make no sense to say you know something that you dont.
Belief - If you know something in the propositional sense, you must at least believe it. It would make no sense for you to know something but not believe it
Justification - basically this means you have sufficient evidence for the belief.
So this is the the philosophical defintion of knowledge. Now lets look at fullmonty:
He has a belief - Thinks that if you dont know God, He isnt going to punish them
He believes its true - this is obvious
But does he have justification? The answer to this is a resounding NO.
I have asked him on several occasions to provide evidence for his beliefs and his response?
So what can we conclude? His beliefs lack justification therefore making them pointless. If you cant provide justification as to why you believe something then it really shouldnt be respected
Im sure copernicus will agree with this as he appears to have some understanding of philosophy









