My people are ruined for lack of knowledge!

This is part of a long story about Israel's priests. He believes that the people of Israel are far from God (Hosea 4: 1-6).

This is another part of a long story: Speech to Eli's Job, Discuss God's purpose and actions:

This is only the New American Bible (revised version) which contains the phrase "lack of knowledge" in only two places.

Hosea 4: 6 Record: "My people were destroyed due to lack of knowledge" During this week's reading and learning, I can not remind you, but because of lack of knowledge all cities, Town, people are destroying In it. I have always believed that wisdom in discontinuous conditions is better than power and foolishness. When non-wise people get power, they tend to abuse their power. Consider giving children a new toy to play for hours; when a child is over, the child may not let others use it.

Knowledgeable, lack of knowledge. It is lack of knowledge to create concepts such as beliefs. Knowledge can strengthen or weaken the belief. But belief itself arises from the lack of knowledge. If I know that something is the fact, I know this is the fact. Otherwise, I do not believe in confidence. Therefore, knowledge is more fundamental than faith. Regardless of whether you believe something, it will not change this fact. But regardless of whether you know the truth or not, you can change your belief in it.

It is a simpler question why people do not get away from religion. Studies have shown that there are various reasons for lack of personal doubt or knowledge. This lack of knowledge has brought criticism of religion as it did not provide space for rational thinking and science. These results are interesting for further research, discussion, and to provide different views as needed. Imagine what you are in trouble, and imagine yourself seeking help from your friends and family, but no one has heard of you. Or imagine that one day you will leave the house. When you believe that God is closer to a person than a friend or family, you will ask yourself.