AlexanderVI on Nostr: npub15th6y…a6nvx npub1pncw2…2hnue Belief implies at least the POSSIBILITY that ...
npub15th6y0m8c79aq5qg2arvpw955jr4c5cvvvvkrxz70tnh4n282dzq2a6nvx (npub15th…6nvx) npub1pncw2vdd6ephlh8m0x4v30qmglmzjdz4w97thl2smj9rq8q4suesc2hnue (npub1pnc…hnue) Belief implies at least the POSSIBILITY that there's an absence of knowledge, but it's not exclusively about ideas not backed by evidence.
Knowledge implies that certainty, but it's not always used in a way everyone would agree on - if a Baptist says "I know my God is a mighty God", the speaker's meaning is clear (and possibly sincere), and it's not clear that they are experiencing "knowing" differently than others.
Evidentiary standards vary, to say the least.
Knowledge implies that certainty, but it's not always used in a way everyone would agree on - if a Baptist says "I know my God is a mighty God", the speaker's meaning is clear (and possibly sincere), and it's not clear that they are experiencing "knowing" differently than others.
Evidentiary standards vary, to say the least.