 A difficulty pertaining to theories of coherence that construe coherence as a multidimensional concept is to specify how the different dimensions are to be amalgamated so as to produce an overall coherence judgment. It could well happen that one system \(S\) is more coherent than another system \(T\) in one respect, whereas \(T\) is more coherent than \(S\) in another. Perhaps \(S\) contains more inferential connections than \(T\), but \(T\) is less anomalous than \(S\). If so, which system is more coherent in an overall sense? Bonjour’s theory is largely silent on this point.