New Survey Article on the Epistemology of Testimony and Common Consent Arguments for Theism

Rollins, Joshua. "Beliefs and Testimony as Social Evidence: Epistemic Egoism,Epistemic Universalism, and Common Consent Arguments", Philosophy Compass 10:1 (February 2015), pp. 78-90.
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