Is there a difference between knowledge and wisdom? (2)

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• somoto 8 years ago

  Yes there is vast difference between knowledge and wisdom.God is the initiator of wisdom.whereas knowledge is acquired by practicing.example idf you want to become a driver you only have to go to driving school and after that ...
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  Yes there is vast difference between knowledge and wisdom.God is the initiator of wisdom.whereas knowledge is acquired by practicing.example idf you want to become a driver you only have to go to driving school and after that you will be a driver. But wisdom is from GOD.The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. If anyone lack wisdom let him ask God. That is it.

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• Ebo Letrik 8 years ago

  Fufuo without soup is NOT a "complete dish", so he probably thought the fufuo was a complete dish and the soup was Xtra nkatekwan!
  
  No chopbar in town sells fufuo sans soup!

  Fufuo without soup is NOT a "complete dish", so he probably thought the fufuo was a complete dish and the soup was Xtra nkatekwan!
  
  No chopbar in town sells fufuo sans soup!

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• kutsii 8 years ago

  Wisdom is divine, but knowledge can be acquired for good or nonsense. Ask better questions next time, instead of this fundamental question. Don't continue with this confused nonsense about ur own knowledge. Get wisdom

  Wisdom is divine, but knowledge can be acquired for good or nonsense. Ask better questions next time, instead of this fundamental question. Don't continue with this confused nonsense about ur own knowledge. Get wisdom

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• Erquiah 8 years ago

  wisdom is divine and knowledge is acquired.

  wisdom is divine and knowledge is acquired.

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• veep 8 years ago

  Life, they say, is the greatest teacher. Having learned to read doesn't make one automatically wise. Knowledge without wisdom is like a house without foundation. Look back to history and this will be confirmed. Take the WW2 f ...
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  Life, they say, is the greatest teacher. Having learned to read doesn't make one automatically wise. Knowledge without wisdom is like a house without foundation. Look back to history and this will be confirmed. Take the WW2 for instance. Many knowledgeable men came about to produce weapons, whose capabilities of destruction were practically not foreseeable. Theoretically, they knew what these weapons were capable of doing. It was only when it was put to real test that some of them ever regretted producing such things. You see, wisdom foresees. Knowledge, on the other hand, is acquired after the happenings of events. I can't wait to read the next part.

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