We all agree that knowledge is good, but what is the true knowldge?

Question

We are constantlty fighting against each other based on our knowledge; so our present knowledge is controversial, it is not good. Where and how shall we get true knowledge in order that we can work together as one body and one soul for the highest benefit of all the human race? Is this not an important matter for us to consult constantly to reach soonest a benificial agreement?

Answer 1

God Jehovah Himself, never told anyone to go conform to the world and be agreeable. In fact, He specifically said: Just the opposite. "separate" yourselves.

There is only one true knowledge. What is it?

God Jehovah's Wisdom, He gives you. Period.

Now. You agree or we don't.

There is a RIGHT and a WRONG.

If you believe your Right, go for it.

That's pretty simple, huh?

Good Q*.
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Answer 2

Few understand what the Bible really teaches about life beyond the grave. What Happens After Death? will guide you through the Scriptures to discover the encouraging and awe-inspiring truth so few understand.
A drunken driver loses control of his car and careens headfirst into a van, killing a family. A mother dies of breast cancer, leaving confused children and a grieving husband. An infant boy succumbs to a birth defect. A gentle, elderly lady dies quietly in her sleep. A desperate, depressed teenager commits suicide.
Maybe death would be different if it were predictable or consistent. But death can be so capricious. It hardly seems fair.
To us life is precious. But death is everywhere! We don't want to die. We don't want to see our loved ones die.
Self-preservation is a powerful instinct. We design special diets and exercise programs to keep us young and fit. Through medical science we seek to isolate the gene that makes us age, hoping somehow to eliminate death. A few have even arranged for their bodies to be preserved cryogenically in the hope that they can be brought back to life when the cure for what killed them is finally discovered.
Yet, for all our efforts, hopes and wishes, death is the one thing in life that remains certain. Whether through old age, illness, accident or violence, whether we are rich, poor, male or female, no matter if we're good or bad, all of us regardless of race or creed-die.
Scientists cannot tell us what happens after death. Too many aspects of life itself are intangible-too elusive to measure and record. Philosophers disagree on death and the afterlife.
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Answer 3

There are only three truths that we can all agree on.
To argue these is to prove them right. You can't argue without agreement of these three axioms:
1) Something real exists (the universe is real)
2) You exists and act independently within all that exists.
3) Your perception of what exists is unique and independent of everything else.
Thus every other claim of "Truth" is arguable because it is an independent perspective that no one else can truly share. There is no collective mind, as of yet.

Answer 4

True knowledge comes from God the creator of everything including our minds.

Answer 5

Seeking God. He is never changing. He will tell you the same thing He tells another.

True knowledge isn't what we should seek. We should seek wisdom.

I'd rather have wisdom than knowledge anyday.

Answer 6

Knowledge can be gained from so many different sources (both secular and spiritual) the real trick, and hard part is, separating the truth from the BS.

best wishes

Answer 7

It is not so much a matter of knowledge as it is people rejecting knowledge in favor of willful ignorance and self-delusion.

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"The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance... it is the illusion of knowledge." ~ Daniel Boorstin
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Faith (wishful, magical thinking) is a substitute for evidence... and serves as the basis for 'belief'... the internalized certainty that one's own ideations map to reality.

'Belief' is a substitute for knowledge... i.e., false knowledge, sustained by wishful, magical thinking.

faith + belief = willful ignorance and self-delusion

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"When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called Religion." ~ Robert M. Pirsig

Answer 8

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