The Two Kinds of Knowledge by E.W. Kenyon

The Two Kinds of Knowledge by E.W. Kenyon addresses the modern world’s spiritual vacuum by dividing human understanding into two categories: Sense Knowledge and Revelation Knowledge.

• Sense Knowledge encompasses formal education, science, and physical observation. While vital for understanding the material world, it is entirely incapable of knowing the Creator and relies on speculation regarding spiritual matters.

• Revelation Knowledge is the absolute truth found in Scripture and received by the human spirit.

By distinguishing between the two, believers can transition from a superficial “head faith” to an unshakeable “heart faith,” allowing them to overcome worldly skepticism, access divine wisdom, and successfully apply spiritual laws to physical realities.