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Chapter 14

Wisdom

  1. The Primary Ends of Education
    1. 1. The Primary Purpose of Education: to Cultivate Virtue
    2. 2. Education Broadens the Mind and Opens New Possibilities for Advancement
  2. The search for Knowledge
    1. 1. God and His Principles Are the Starting-point for Understanding
    2. 2. Know Thyself
    3. 3. Comprehend the Truth Not Merely on the Authority of a Teacher, but from One’s Own Extensive Study and Research
    4. 4. Investigate All Sides of a Subject
  3. Tradition
  4. Scripture And Interpretation
    1. 1. Take Instruction from Regular Study of Scripture
    2. 2. Scripture Teaches in Parables
    3. 3. Do Not Get Caught up in the Letter of the Scriptures; the Letter Is but a Gateway to the Spirit
    4. 4. Scriptures Teach Only a Finite Portion of Heaven’s Truth
  5. Intellectual Knowledge and Spiritual Wisdom
    1. 1. Intellectual Knowledge Does Not Profit for Salvation
    2. 2. Attaining Spiritual Wisdom
    3. 3. The Danger of Highly-Developed Knowledge When Spiritual Wisdom Is Lacking
  6. The Teacher
    1. 1. Qualities of a Good Teacher
    2. 2. Teachers that Value Their Students
    3. 3. Co-Teaching with God
  7. Discipleship
    1. 1. Apprenticing to a Good Teacher
    2. 2. Understanding Does Not Take Root without Properly Cultivating the Self
  8. Learning and Practice
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