Quotes about Knowledge
In the end, it is not by knowledge that we make our journeys but by hope and faith: hope that our walk will be worthy of our steps and faith that we are going somewhere. And only when we come to the end of our journeys do we truly understand that every step of the way we were walking on water.
— Richard Paul Evans
college education does not make one wise; it just fills your head with others' voices.
— Richard Paul Evans
I know—I knew it then—but I didn't believe it. Belief and knowledge aren't the same thing. Belief is much more powerful.
— Richard Paul Evans
Belief and knowledge aren't the same thing. Belief is much more powerful.
— Richard Paul Evans
People who know how to creatively break the rules also know why the rules were there in the first place.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
We are only poor for this reason, that we do not know our riches in Christ.
— Richard Sibbes
God is "the Truth." The Bible is the "truth about the Truth." Theology is the "truth about the truth about the Truth." Christian people live in these many truths about the Truth, and, because of them, have not "the Truth." Hungry, beaten, and drugged, we had forgotten theology and the Bible. We had forgotten the "truths about the Truth," therefore we lived in "the Truth.
— Richard Wurmbrand
difficulty is not lack of knowledge, but moral weakness. If you love Jesus with a pure heart, you will know where He feeds His flock as surely as every man who loves drugs or alcohol knows where to find them (Matthew 5:8). "Who is the man that fears the Lord? Him shall He teach in the way He chooses" (Psalm 25:12).
— Richard Wurmbrand
Obedience unlocks understanding.
— Rick Warren
This is because conviction and humility, like faith and doubt, are not opposites; they're dance partners. It's possible to hold your faith with open hands, living with great conviction and yet at the same time humbly admitting that your knowledge and perspective will always be limited.
— Rob Bell
The intellect has a way of building a fence around the heart, cutting us off from what we know to be true in a way that is hard to prove according to the categories in which proof matters.
— Rob Bell
We dance round in a ring and suppose, But the Secret sits in the middle and knows.
— Robert Frost