When did knowledge exist?

[wil]

I can use it to prove the origin of the universe.

To whom? For years, centuries even it was used to depict creation....

But that was a while ago for most folks... Tis a metaphor...not a science book.

 

[Shibolet]

To whom? For years, centuries even it was used to depict creation....

But that was a while ago for most folks... Tis a metaphor...not a science book.

Well, the universe is composed of matter and matter cannot cause itself to exist. Something has caused it to exist and, most definitely, something of the "size" of the Primal Cause. And, mind you, from outside of the universe, considering that It must not be subject to time or space. This is according to the concept of Causality. Now, from the Logic point of view, some thing as for instance, the universe could not have caused itself to exist and, according to the theory of the big bang, the universe did have a beginning. It is only obvious that none of the things in existence could have caused the universe to exist but the Primal Cause. Since the universe has been caused to exist, expansion has taken its toll. Last but not least, the Bible explains both how Creation and expansion take place. Interesting to notice that Einstein, when working on a formula about the expansion of the universe was asked if he believed in God. In answer he said that all his life was trying to catch God at His work of Creation. Joking or not as some atheists claim, Einstein connected the expansion of the universe with Creation.

 

[Richard Pickett]

Socrates was traveling to visit his friend Xeno, when he came to a fork in the road. At the fork was a man.

"Dear fellow," said Socrates, "I seek the home of my friend, Xeno. Do you know where it is?"

Without speaking a word, the man flung out an arm, pointing along the left fork of the road. Socrates took the left fork, because he then knew which way Xeno's home was. Soon enough, he arrived at Xeno's home, on the left fork.

When Socrates related his journey to Xeno, Xeno said, "Socrates, the man you spoke to is a deaf, blind spastic. He simply hurls his arms out at random times and in random directions."

So, at what point did Socrates actually know which fork in the road to take in order to get to Xeno's home?

I thought Knowledge began when Adam ate the apple and hid behind the tree of knowledge. God asked why he was hiding, and Adam said " Because I am naked" God knew that he had eaten fruit from the tree of knowledge. Genesis 3:9