Now that we have dealt with questions about the nature of knowledge, truth, sources of knowledge, and much more, we turn to the issue of justification. In this chapter we will look at a variety of significant questions. First, what does it mean to be justified in believing something? We believe all kinds of things, and surely some of these beliefs are wrong. It would seem as though we are justified in some beliefs but not in others. So, what is the difference? Second,