 There is at present an emerging interest in religious epistemology among Latin American scholars. Such an interest has been fostered by several projects funded by the John Templeton Foundation, especially “LATAM Bridges in the Epistemology of Religion” (2019–2023), directed by Luis Oliveira at the University of Houston. This religiously neutral project consists in a series of activities intended to create bridges between North American philosophers working in analytic epistemology of religion and Latin American philosophers interested in engaging in research in that domain: organization of seminars on religious epistemology in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile; selection of scholars for mentoring and research fellowships; and establishment of prizes to incentivize scholarly activity. The ultimate goal of the project is to train several dozen Latin American scholars to do serious work on religious epistemology in their own universities—thus increasing the number of classes taught on it and the number of majors and grad students introduced to it—and to help them develop academic relationships with the North American philosophical community. 