A little knowledge is dangerous, disconcerting. [1] Cumulative, because knowledge can be communicated to succeeding generations. [2] Cumulative, because knowledge enables man to stand on shoulders of those preceding him. [3] Dangerous to know much in days of barbarism. [4] Dependent on research except on Paradise, where knowledge is inherent. [5] Effort to execute knowledge results in wisdom. [6] Eternal quest; way always open to acquire more. [7] Evolutionary knowledge is accumulation of protoplasmic memory material. [8] Factual knowledge exerts little influence unless emotionally activated. [9] Finite knowledge only relatively complete and locally accurate. [10] Goal of knowledge is to attain truth. [11] Greatest knowledge is to know religious life of Jesus. [12] Is power. [13] Jesus accumulated knowledge, then classified and correlated. [14] No absolute certainty regarding. [15] Not real until facts are unraveled and correlated into meaning. [16] Permits greater appreciation of meanings and values. [17] Physical sciences reach height of development in postMagisterial era. [18] Possessed only by sharing. [19] Recognition is fitting sensory impressions into memory patterns. [20] Sphere of fact-discerning mind. [21]