Leveraging Pascal's Wager and Reformed Epistemology: Easing the Emotional Doubt of a Christian Believer

The most common type of religious doubt experienced by Christian believers is emotional doubt, which has to do with how one feels about what is being doubt- ed. Such doubts often involve one admitting that the factual evidence for the truth of Christianity is strong and yet still struggling with intense anxiety over the mere possibility that Christianity may be false. A two-pronged method that is both biblical and rational can treat this sort of doubt.