Knowledge Quotes

"The person who does not read has no advantage over the person who cannot read."

"Self-consciousness is the key to all consciousness."

"The universal is to be found in the particular."

"Absolute knowledge is the recognition of everything as part of the eternal whole."

"The greatest discoveries are those that reveal what was always present."

"Knowledge without wisdom is dangerous."

"The pursuit of knowledge without the development of character is like building a temple on sand."

"The most dangerous ignorance is not the absence of knowledge, but false knowledge held with certainty."

"The mark of a truly educated person is the ability to see connections between disparate things."

"We do not learn from experience...we learn from reflecting on experience."

"Thinking is the method of an educated person."

"The mind, once expanded by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions."

"In a world of change, the learners shall inherit the earth."

"To be able to read and write is good; but to be able to do so with understanding is better still."

"Memory without understanding is mere decoration of the mind."

"To know oneself is the beginning of all genuine education and growth."

"A question asked with genuine curiosity opens more doors than answers ever could."

"Man is a thinking being, and thinking is his essence."

"Self-consciousness is the source of all knowledge."

"Consciousness is the highest form of being."

"Absolute knowing is the end of history."

"Understanding is the mediating link between thought and being."

"Do not say a little prayer before meals, say a great one before books."

"A man is truly dead when he has stopped learning."

"Everything that men esteem as valuable lies in the sphere of intellect."

"Arithmetic is the most elementary form of intellectual activity."

"A man without education is like a tree without fruit."

"Observation is the foundation of all knowledge."

"Hermeneutics is the art of understanding the utterances of another person correctly."

"The interpretive process requires both intuition and rational analysis."