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1. yearinthebible.com › 2013/08/20 › is-ignorance-blissIs Ignorance Bliss? What would Paul say? – Year in the Bible

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   Aug 20, 2013 · We can be ignorant of the fact that the God of the entire cosmos came to us in Jesus Christ and revealed all we need to know. Jesus reveals God to us in the flesh and shows us the way, shows us what life really is, and shows us truth.

2. www.lifebpc.com › index › resourcesJohn 07:25-36 - When Ignorance Is NOT Bliss

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   Oct 2, 2008 · We must read it well so that we will not be ignorant of all the precious truths God has given to us in His Book. For unlike other kinds of ignorance, this kind of ignorance is not bliss. The things of God that we do not know can and will hurt us.

3. www.academia.edu › 69845226 › Ignorance_is_not_Bliss(PDF) Ignorance is not Bliss: A Perspective from Yuval Noah ...

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   In his latest book, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, the historian Yuval Noah Harari creates a suitable outline for meeting these fears. While his previous best sellers, Sapiens and Homo Deus, covered the past and future respectively, his latest book is all about the present.

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4. sentinel.christianscience.com › issues › 1975/10/77Can Ignorance Be Bliss? / Christian Science Sentinel

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   Ignorance is not a quality of God, and it is no part of man, for all that man is emanates directly from God. If something does not come from God, then it can't be really good, or even true, so it can't possibly occasion any bliss.

5. academic.oup.com › book › 45598Ignorance: A Philosophical Study | Oxford Academic

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   Feb 23, 2023 · This book rigorously develops a full-blown epistemology of ignorance. It answers questions that are rarely addressed in philosophy; for example, what is ignorance of facts or truths? Is it simply the absence of knowledge, or are things more complex?

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6. philosophistry.com › archives › 2004If Ignorance is Bliss, What Should Intellectuals Do?

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   I could type ten pages on ignorance and bliss alone but I will make this part simple: The only people who feel Bliss(Complete and total happiness) are those who are ignorant of not only problems in their own life, but the fact that bliss doesn't exist.

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   Is ignorance Bliss?

   • Ignorance is bliss...and all those who follow these common religionss just because they seem like an easier answer to salvation are the ignorant, which includes those who are intellectuals, because your ignorant to the truths of scriptures, and instead will just listen to these people tell you that sinning is inevitable, so go ahead.

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   Why does Taoism say Ignorance Is Bliss?

   • Taoism encourages us to become knowledgeable and in particular to know ourselves. The view that ignorance is bliss does seem to be a philosophical view but it's an odd view that has to appeal to ignorance.for its justification and not at all clear that knowledge is not even greater bliss. Depends what sort of knowledge.

   Is there a theory in philosophy which holds that "ignorance is bliss"?

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   Is democracy better than Ignorance Is Bliss?

   • If you adopt the ignorance is bliss philosophy, you'll see that both offer equal amounts of freedoms just of different types. But democracy does offer the better of the freedoms (a subjective view). Also adding to your "you can't change trajectory" is my saying "No one finishes life ahead, better off, or richer than anyone else.

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   Is ignorance a good thing?

   • Bob said on April 10, 2004 11:07 PM: Gotta say, "ignorance is bliss" always meant to me that knowledge doesn't necessarily result in happiness. Ignorance may not be bliss, but it usually doesn't keep anyone from it--a good thing for those of us less gifted with cranial capacity. Brandon said on April 10, 2004 11:53 PM:

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   What does King of Fools say about ignorance?

   • King of Fools said on December 27, 2010 4:00 PM: Ignorance is not bliss. Ignorance is slavery. Knowledge is our emancipation. Willful ignorance is traitorous and should not be condoned under any guise. We will always be slaves, forever seeking emancipation from the constraints of our ignorance.

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   Is being ignorant of most everything blissful?

   • It is not normally used as a maxim or absolute truth - to entertain it that way seems beside the point. I don't think that a lot of people believe something along the lines of this: 'Being ignorant of most everything is blissful.' At least, not to the extent that it effects their life or the belief causes them to act on it and try to be ignorant.

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8. philosophy.stackexchange.com › questions › 22798Is there a theory in philosophy which holds that "ignorance ...

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   Apr 6, 2015 · The paradox of a philosophy stating that ignorance is bliss. Someone performing the act of philosophizing typically does not think that ignorance is bliss (otherwise he would not be philosophizing). However, there's no reason the outcome of that act of philosophizing may not be the theory that ignorance is bliss.