William James in “The Will to Believe” writes that whenever we have a “genuine option” that cannot be decided on intellectual grounds, we must decide it “pasionally.” James is known as a “pragmatist.” Describe in detail an episode from your personal life in which you made a “genuine” decision, i.e. a decision that was “live,” “forced,” and “momentous.” Clearly, James would have supported your decision, but how would Clifford — an evidentialist — respond to the decision you made?

And I’ll attach a students discussion post so you can respond to it what you think you agree disagree why why not. This is a separate paragraph.

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