Moore's Theory of Knowledge

Moore’s Theory of Knowledge asserts that, for a belief to be considered knowledge, it must be both justified and true. In other words, simply believing something isn’t enough; there must be solid evidence or reasons supporting that belief, and the belief must correspond with reality. Moore emphasized that knowledge involves a factual claim supported by appropriate justification, and he challenged skeptical views that doubt the possibility of certain knowledge. Overall, his theory highlights the importance of evidence and truth in defining what we genuinely "know."