This cluster gathers the two attributes of divine knowing: awareness ([§6.4.1](<6.4.1 Awareness.md>)) and knowledge ([§6.4.2](<6.4.2 Knowledge.md>)). The tradition holds that God is conscious of all that is and knows it perfectly, without acquiring, losing, or revising any content.

Pressed, both require the structural conditions of any cognition whatever: to be aware is to stand in a distinction between knower and known, and to know is to carry content across the act of knowing — distinction and carrying-forward that are S and Φ operating, not faculties exempt from them.


- [6.4.1 Awareness](<6.4.1 Awareness.md>)
- [6.4.2 Knowledge](<6.4.2 Knowledge.md>)


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