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Many believe that sharing of knowledge is the best way to increase knowledge. Others believe so firmly in one kind of knowledge that they fear learning. [[Encyclopedia]]s often contain a wealth of 'knowledge' unless they espouse only one single type of knowledge in which case they seem to become repositories of 'opinion'.
 
Many believe that sharing of knowledge is the best way to increase knowledge. Others believe so firmly in one kind of knowledge that they fear learning. [[Encyclopedia]]s often contain a wealth of 'knowledge' unless they espouse only one single type of knowledge in which case they seem to become repositories of 'opinion'.
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Knowledge is opposed to mere [[subjective opinion]], or the body of facts, truths, or principles accumulated in the course of time.
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Knowledge is opposed to mere [[subjective]] [[opinion]], or the body of facts, truths, or principles accumulated in the course of time.
    
Philosophers take up the question of knowledge in [[Epistemology]] and [[Methodology]].
 
Philosophers take up the question of knowledge in [[Epistemology]] and [[Methodology]].
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