I believe in God, and I believe in knowledge, in education.
Speaking to each other across the centuries, the two groups of works here stand at opposite ends of the Enlightenment continuum: one artist believing in knowledge and the ability of artists and scholars to catalog vast groups of people and geographical regions; the other, suspicious and disdainful of such a project.
"I'm here every day performing this soul-sucking Sisyphean defense of the notion that people deserve news whether they want it or not because I believe in knowledge and information," he says, "because that makes us different and better, yes, better than the lower primates or our pets!" Actually the put-upon Stu is not really the only voice of moral authority in the play.
Coughlin praised Manning for "his poise, his calm reassurance, his knowledge, the fact that everyone believes in his knowledge and his ability to make the plays".
This school of thought believes in deducing knowledge through the connections between the neurons.
She strongly believes in empowerment through knowledge.
I believe in sharing knowledge & ideas for the good of society.
That is, teachers with thorough understanding of evolution and NOS did not necessarily believe in their knowledge and abilities to teach evolution effectively.
Set in the unremarkable year of 1973, this film follows not a Misunderstood Teenager™, but a precocious nerd a severely unhip Kevin McCallister who dupes adults into believing in his knowledge of the world and validity as a person.
Students who believe in certain knowledge (certainty of knowing) have been shown to experience less conceptual change than students more accepting of uncertainty (Qian and Alvermann, 1995), presumably because conceptual change requires them to accept that their understanding of a concept could be improved.
