What is the difference between the statements "I believe x is true" and "I suspect x is true"?
To my mind they are both statements about what is known. However, the former seems to rely on faith to bridge the gap between our limited certainty and the complete certainty we often think is required to know something, whilst the later eschews faith.
So my questions are:
- Are suspicions distinct from beliefs?
- Does a justified true suspicion count as knowledge?
- Which philosopher's works can I read to learn more about a theory of knowledge based on suspicions, not beliefs?