A great number of reports have come out in the past decades depicting a long history of earth such that most people now take the long history of earth as fact. The author's interpretation of fossils and earth strata greatly shapes the readers' perspectives. Natural scientists are trying to get a clear picture of the world's past. They write what they want people to think of the past. History becomes fiction in the hands of the authors. Today's revisionists guarantee a biased report which so skew the facts incorporated in the report that the information becomes misinformation. The author of the records could very well be biased. Of course, historical knowledge is dependent upon the one who wrote it and the one who interprets it. The past does not dictate the future and cannot guarantee certain future results, but it does give us a better understanding of the right factors that might preserve that invested capital. Financial investors are very interested in past financial profits and decisions to help them get a grasp on whether a company might be a good investment of their money. Anyone doing research looks at the past reports to see what else was written in the area of study. Historical knowledge includes all sorts of information. That is, if we learn from the past, then we will not make the same mistakes in the future. We have heard people rightly say that the study of history enables us to not repeat history. Historical knowledge significantly broadens one's knowledge. If they could add this to their experiential knowledge, they would bypass many of the blunders poor-decision makers are making today. Let's look at another arena of knowledge. We keep knowledge from them and thus let them suffer. This mentality, in fact, devalues people by encouraging them to live under the burdens of their poor decisions when they could make wiser decisions that lead to greater blessings. They are concerned more with preserving their freedom of thinking and lifestyles even though it brings great pain and trouble to the lives of people who surrender to this system of thinking. Modernism's need to protect its liberal policies and so-called 'choice' actually leads to hurt and pain. Modern philosophy, in the guise of making people precious, so-called protects everyone's decision in a bubble of toleration.
It is up to the individual to find the knowledge that they think pertains to their situation. They cannot learn from the advice of others. If they had some foresight to the problems they would encounter after they got married, they probably would never have even gotten married.īy refusing to use knowledge other than personal knowledge to evaluate a person's decision, we guarantee poor decision-making. Personal knowledge is often insufficient to make wise decisions. Divorcing the person one married just months before, brings great emotional trauma, financial loss and moral offenses. This whole philosophy is built on the perspective that a person's knowledge always leads to the best decisions. This philosophy of personal knowledge has severe problems. It is further stated that if we evaluate a person's decisions according to our standards, then we devalue the individual who made the standard. Each person's knowledge is valued because each person is valued. This will be up to what a person knows and chooses.
Using this philosophy, others are not allowed to say premarital sex, for example, is right or wrong. It further asserts that we should be tolerant of each and every individual and the ensuing decisions that he or she makes. Today's world emphasizes that each person has their own set of experiences which encompasses different learning arenas. They are all blended together through an unconscious process and become what we call experiential knowledge. They emphasize 'what they feel is right.' Each person has their own lessons of life which would include their education, experiences, circumstances while growing-up, etc. This is what the modern person chiefly focuses upon. (1) Experiential KnowledgeĮxperiential knowledge includes what we have learned by experience. Having a certain component of knowledge enables one to make a right decision. There is experiential, historical and spiritual knowledge. For certain individuals, different categories of knowledge will be important to identify. For convenience, let us focus on three areas of knowledge.
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