Knowledge Should Serve, Not Dominate

Using knowledge for personal gain rather than service can lead to a misuse of power in spiritual contexts. Engaging with complex theological questions can become an exercise in vanity if the motivation is to appear intelligent rather than to aid others. A pivotal moment of realization occurs when one recognizes that truth and knowledge should be wielded to protect and care for others, not as weapons for self-aggrandizement. Additionally, reflecting on experiences of being wrong about one's understanding of God fosters humility and openness to growth, indicating a genuine relationship with the divine.