Often I wonder about the ‘wisdom’ expressed by the masses today who
apparently reside in biblical ecstasy.  I have visited similar
‘charismatics’ and such, to me, bizarre behavior is accepted as the
norm by many.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6KGZ4UQjgc&feature=popular





On Jul 16, 6:15 am, Molly Brogan <[email protected]> wrote:
> In biblical terms, wisdom is the revelation of God in man.  In
> contemporary terms, it would be the revelation of absolute truth.  A
> wise person, therefore, would be transrational, or able to express the
> absolute truth in rational terms.
>
> On Jul 15, 1:37 pm, Arron <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I would have to say wisdom is the thing (hopefully) that follows
> > knowledge and understaning - To me it is the ability to act on the
> > knowledge and understanding of the world around you and inside you. I
> > use the word 'act' in an idealistic way - personally I would hope that
> > any act of wisdom would bring not only positive benifit to the acter,
> > but also to others - Wisdom, like many things in this world fall into
> > the realm of how one precives it - I say to you 'that was wise', you
> > say to me 'no it was just common sense'.
>
> > Maybe, just maybe - true wisdom is the abitlity to take knowledge and
> > understanding and use them in productive manner to better the world -
> > But that leave us with the question; who's 'better' is the right one?
>
> > On Jul 11, 10:03 am, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Yes, wisdom, the dominion of the wise, often associated with old age
> > > and life experience.  Though I've met some young that were wise, it
> > > was mostly specific without a broad spectrum of knowledge.  Perhaps
> > > they were just more aware or in tune with certain aspects of life.
> > > What is true wisdom?  The wise old sage once said "wisdom is the
> > > accumulation of knowledge", but then again what is knowledge and what
> > > knowledge does one have to be perceived as having wisdom?  Having
> > > knowledge of mathematics, science or business does not necessarily
> > > render a person as wise.  In that sense I don't think that education
> > > has to play a part in attaining wisdom and secondary to that I think
> > > that wisdom is subject to categorization.
> > > Each person individually gathers the necessary blocks of knowledge
> > > that culminates into the specific wisdom he or she can offer.  The
> > > wisest of people may not have a clue as to what words of wisdom are
> > > needed for the recovering drug addict, the alcoholic etcetera etcetera
> > > ecetera.
> > > I have many times been thanked for my words of wisdom and each time
> > > thought they were just words coming from my insight into a problem,
> > > the ability to logically sort it all out, simply viewing their world
> > > from outside looking in.  Is wisdom simply pointing out aspects that
> > > another does not see or does not understand, the discernment of a
> > > hidden truth within the minds of others?  Remember, any idiot can be
> > > perceived as a genius around a group of morons.
> > > I've traveled many roads since birth, travailed many hardships,
> > > enjoyed countless excursions into the unknown, felt much pain and
> > > anguish mentally and physically but still the journey goes on and each
> > > year is in no way like any preceding year, possibly the scary part,
> > > just look at Lee and Ling.
> > > So if wisdom comes with experience and if experiences can change,
> > > wisdom changes and therefore can be considered an aspect of life that
> > > is continually evolving.
> > > And now for the real awakening about modern day wisdom.  Little 10
> > > year old Billy Bushwacker joins a social group and answers everyone's
> > > inquiries with answers that come from Internet search engines like
> > > Google and web sites like Wikipedia while receiving accolades of
> > > appreciative adoration from the unsuspecting members.
> > > So I would recommend to all, if you want real wisdom, make sure you
> > > get it in person!  Unless of course you are getting from the Slippy
> > > Fishy Gadfly!  {;-)
>
> > > So what is your take on this wisdom venture?- Hide quoted text -
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