Wrong Use of The Word Believe Vs. Knowledge.

What is the primary difference between knowledge and believe?

Knowledge arises out of self-experience and the natural state of things. Believe f arises from what another has preached.

a)   KNOWLEDGE: DEFINITIONS

1. Facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.

   "a thirst for knowledge" Similar: understanding  comprehension, grasp,  grip, command mastery apprehension expertise skill  proficiency  expertness,   accomplishment

   adeptness   capacity  capability   know-how  learning   erudition  education  scholarship

   schooling  science  wisdom enlightenment   philosophy  familiarity with  acquaintance with

   conversance with   intimacy with  information  facts  data  intelligence   news reports   lore  info

   lowdown  opposite  ignorance  illiteracy  perception.

2. b) accept (something) as true; feel sure of the truth of.  "the superintendent believed Lancaster's story"

3. be convinced by trust,  have confidence in,  consider honest,  consider truthful,  regard as true

   accept as true,  accept,  give credence to,  credit,  give credit to, put confidence in,  count on, 

   rely on,   depend on,  swallow,   swallow something hook,  line and sinker,  fall for,  go for,  buy,  take as gospel.