 Some forms of coherentism might complicate our taxonomy. According to some coherentists, a belief can depend for its justification on how well it “coheres” with the rest of one’s beliefs, and if this coherence is not understood in terms of actual or available inference, then they would allow for dependent but non-inferentially justified belief. Some beliefs may count as foundational in the sense of not depending on inference from other beliefs for justification, while still depending on other beliefs. 