set out so clearly in about the Eightieth year of the Common Era, by a medical doctor who had such skill in recording stories that his writing is now honored by most Christians by simply calling his book "Luke":
To "educate" a person, one must first assist that person to become able to "communicate" and to become able to "analyze". Once those two skills are acquired, one can then introduce this newly-skillful person to the limitless data available, and to the diverse theoretical systems which propose to describe how data are related.