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One amateur philosopher, Kristian Canler, has submitted an alternate definition of epistemological fallibilism to resolve this suggested logical inconsistency. He postulates that the only logically consistent way of asserting epistemological fallibilism is to state that all statements are [[faith]]-based.
One amateur philosopher, Kristian Canler, has submitted an alternate definition of epistemological fallibilism to resolve this suggested logical inconsistency. He postulates that the only logically consistent way of asserting epistemological fallibilism is to state that all statements are [[faith]]-based.
==See Also==
*[[Infallible]]
===Selected reading===
===Selected reading===
* Charles S. Peirce: Selected Writings, ed. by Philip P. Wiener (Dover, 1980)
* Charles S. Peirce: Selected Writings, ed. by Philip P. Wiener (Dover, 1980)