Relying solely on this leads to intellectual pride or "guessing" when faced with life's deepest questions about origin and purpose. 2. Revelation Knowledge: Accessing the Divine
His most famous concepts—"What We Are in Christ," "The Law of Faith," and "The Two Kinds of Righteousness"—are all compacted into his work on knowledge. Kenyon wasn't just an academic; he was a mystic who believed that correct thinking (knowledge) aligns a person with divine reality.