Kenyon argues that the average Christian fails not because they lack faith, but because they worship Sense Knowledge. They allow the "seen" (the symptoms) to dictate the "unseen" (the spiritual reality). To find the Two Kinds of Knowledge E.W. Kenyon PDF is to find a manual for rejecting the tyranny of the obvious.
Kenyon was a proponent of meditative prayer. He argued that believers must "shut down" the input of the five senses to hear the "still small voice" of Revelation Knowledge.
E.W. Kenyon’s “two kinds of knowledge” offers a provocative epistemology for spiritual formation. While not replacing rational inquiry, it calls believers to prioritize revelation knowledge as the basis for faith, prayer, and identity in Christ. In an age of information overload, this distinction remains highly relevant.
