knowledge

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knowledge. See also adjutant mind-spirits: #4–knowledge; education; facts; ignorance; science, philosophy, and religion
a little k. is dangerous, disconcerting (2:7.4) (131:8.4) (195:6.3)
cumulative, because k. can be communicated to succeeding generations (160:2.3)
cumulative, because k. enables man to stand on shoulders of those preceding him (81:6.23)
dangerous to know much in days of barbarism (88:6.6)
dependent on research except on Paradise, where k. is inherent (24:2.2) (30:3.5)
effort to execute k. results in wisdom (50:5.7)
eternal quest; way always open to acquire more (27:5sec) (44:3.6) (102:2.4)
evolutionary k. is accumulation of protoplasmic memory material (101:6.4)
factual k. exerts little influence unless emotionally activated (99:4.5)
finite k. only relatively complete and locally accurate (2:7.1)
goal of k. is to attain truth (27:6.2)
greatest k. is to know religious life of Jesus (196:1.3)
is power (81:6.9)
Jesus accumulated k., then classified and correlated (127:6.14)
no absolute certainty regarding (102:2.4)
not real until facts are unraveled and correlated into meaning (102:2.5)
permits greater appreciation of meanings and values (111:6.7)
physical sciences reach height of development in post-Magisterial era (52:4.8) (55:4.8)
possessed only by sharing (25:4.12) (48:7.28)
recognition is fitting sensory impressions into memory patterns (111:4.1)
sphere of fact-discerning mind (130:4.10)

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