I wonder, is there a difference between believing and knowing?
I mean, what is knowledge anyway?
posted by Byran @ 10:07 PM
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Monday, September 18, 2006
I mean, what is knowledge anyway?
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3 Comments:
Believing is having passion, while knowing is simply knowing!
Jewel
Part of believing is knowing. But believing is also letting what you know impact your life. It's letting what you know to be true mold and shape who you are.
JN
But how can you know something you can't touch and feel?
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