But it seems that in most cases we do not have this high level of conviction, in which case we would lack knowledge. Acceptance does not require any strong feeling. If S believes that p , then S accepts that p is rejected. If S knows that p , then S is completely justified in accepting that p . Accepting what is true is not enough, and a lucky guess example is given.
Complete justification is subjective.
My complete justification does not warrant attributing complete justification to anyone else. This theory is motivated by the idea that justification is the process of giving arguments for a conclusion. At some point, the process must come to an end, or there will be no justification. The foundational premises are basic beliefs that are justified in themselves. All other justification rests on them.