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Full Idea
In the debate about doxastic attitudes towards indicative conditional sentences, one finds philosophers who claim that conditionals can be believed even though they have no truth value (and thus are not true).
Clarification
'doxastic' concerns belief
Gist of Idea
Some claim that indicative conditionals are believed by people, even though they are not actually held true
Source
Leon Horsten (The Tarskian Turn [2011], 09.3)
Book Ref
Horsten,Leon: 'The Tarskian Turn' [MIT 2011], p.128