Alvin Plantinga's Warrant Theory in Communitarian Perspective

We agree with Plantinga that philosophy needs to clarify and remove obstacles for us to see more clearly that God is our final Truth and Good. But what is more important is that Plantinga recognized that, with philosophical questions about God, epistemology itself cannot answer questions without metaphysics, and will probably never be capable without it, because truth, rationality, and epistemic justification or warrant are not exclusively epistemological questions. They are equally important metaphysical questions, and some claims of communitarian perspective are metaphysical claims hoping to contribute to our quest toward God within our Christian communities as our final end, truth and happiness.