 Process reliabilism and evidentialism have long been viewed as competitors, even antitheses of one another, with one of them (reliabilism) being a paradigm of externalism and the other (evidentialism) a paradigm of internalism. However, a number of epistemologists have recently questioned whether these views are necessarily opposed. For example, Comesaña (2010), Goldman (2011), Tang (2016), Goldberg (2018), Pettigrew (2021), Miller (2019) and Beddor (2021) have all developed reliabilist views that incorporate certain elements traditionally associated with evidentialism.