Knowledge acquisition is an elaborate, subjective, cognitive activity that consists of least twelve parts that mysteriously conjoin. Those parts are:
1) what knowledge you may already have as human;
2-3) the nature of knowledge that is conveyed directly, specifically to you by whom or by what;
4-5) in what form that knowledge that is transmitted and when;
6-7) how much of that knowledge you can absorb, and then process;
8) environmental conditions;
9) your state of active health, and
10) your attitude toward learning this knowledge;
11)knowledge that is not directly nor specifically conveyed to you, but elsewhere, that you nevertheless acquire;
✓ 12) innate Divine knowledge
"Understanding" is the product of that knowledge, however acquired, that is mixed with intuitive wisdom.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Corinthians+13%3A9-11
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
THE PROCESS OF KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION AND LEARNING 
Knowledge acquisition is an elaborate, subjective, cognitive activity that consists of least twelve parts that mysteriously conjoin. Those parts are:
1) what knowledge you may already have as human;
2-3) the nature of knowledge that is conveyed directly, specifically to you by whom or by what;
4-5) in what form that knowledge that is transmitted and when;
6-7) how much of that knowledge you can absorb, and then process;
8) environmental conditions;
9) your state of active health, and
10) your attitude toward learning this knowledge;
11)knowledge that is not directly nor specifically conveyed to you, but elsewhere, that you nevertheless acquire;
✓ 12) innate Divine knowledge
"Understanding" is the product of that knowledge, however acquired, that is mixed with intuitive wisdom.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Corinthians+13%3A9-11
Knowledge acquisition is an elaborate, subjective, cognitive activity that consists of least twelve parts that mysteriously conjoin. Those parts are:
1) what knowledge you may already have as human;
2-3) the nature of knowledge that is conveyed directly, specifically to you by whom or by what;
4-5) in what form that knowledge that is transmitted and when;
6-7) how much of that knowledge you can absorb, and then process;
8) environmental conditions;
9) your state of active health, and
10) your attitude toward learning this knowledge;
11)knowledge that is not directly nor specifically conveyed to you, but elsewhere, that you nevertheless acquire;
✓ 12) innate Divine knowledge
"Understanding" is the product of that knowledge, however acquired, that is mixed with intuitive wisdom.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Corinthians+13%3A9-11
