conditions (cognitive faculties working properly and an epistemically appropriate environment) obtain, there is more that must be maintained, including the fact that warranted true belief will come in degrees. We shall not enter the labyrinth of details attached to Plantinga’s project, fascinating as they are. What we offer here is, in significant ways, the culmination of Plantinga’s full and distinguished career as a Christian philosopher. In Warranted Christian Belief, Plantinga first wants to