Problems in Epistemology and Metaphysics presents a dynamic debate format, tackling two of philosophy's most fundamental concerns. Each chapter opens with a thought-provoking question: Can we truly possess knowledge? How do we justify our beliefs? What constitutes the mind? Renowned philosophers with divergent perspectives are then paired in a point-counterpoint exchange, articulately presenting their stance while critiquing opposing views. Accompanying each introduction to a pivotal philosophical position is a trenchant response from the opposing contributor, along with a lucid explanation of their own viewpoint. To facilitate further exploration, discussion questions are appended to each chapter. Spanning pivotal debates on religious convictions, scientific understanding, truth, existence, and reality, this volume provides a sweeping introduction to the contentious issues that underpin our understanding of the world and our place within it.