My main areas of interest is epistemology and the philosophy of religion.

The research I am doing is primarily about religious epistemic attitudes and the rationality of being religious, on views that does not depend on the traditional analysis of knowledge as justified true belief.

For the moment my work is concentrated on non-doxastic religious attitudes, that is religious attitudes that does not require belief, like hope, acceptance and certain kinds of faith.

Articles (4)

• Palmqvist, C.-J. (accepted/in press). The proper object of non-doxastic religion : why traditional religion is to be preferred over Schellenberg's simple ultimism. Religious Studies: An International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion. Cambridge University Press.
• Palmqvist, C.-J. (2019). Forms of belief-less religion : Why non-doxasticism makes fictionalism redundant for the pro-religious agnostic. Religious Studies: An International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion. Cambridge University Press.
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• PALMQVIST, C. J. (2018). The proper object of non-doxastic religion : why traditional religion should be preferred over Schellenberg's simple ultimism. Religious Studies. Cambridge University Press.
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• Palmqvist, C.-J. (2018). Faith and Hope in Situations of Epistemic Uncertainty. Religious Studies: An International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion. Cambridge University Press.
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