01-25-2018, 01:04 PM
Ah, but I would say you have a better standpoint on the argument, considering the context of the English language. Like you say:
I know of something, which is to say I have had personal contact and understanding.
I know about death, which is to say that I know about death, and lack the aforementioned personal level of understanding.
This may be a bit basic, but I would liken t to being book smart vs. street smart. Or intelligence vs. common sense.
*shrugs*
I know of something, which is to say I have had personal contact and understanding.
I know about death, which is to say that I know about death, and lack the aforementioned personal level of understanding.
This may be a bit basic, but I would liken t to being book smart vs. street smart. Or intelligence vs. common sense.
*shrugs*
"...If the soul is left in darkness sins will be committed. The guilty one is not he who commits the sin, but he who causes the darkness.”
-Victor Hugo Les Miserables
-Victor Hugo Les Miserables