Act+of+Knowing

Miracles 3.19 Lewis identifies "being known" as a mode of causation. It is known through the thing known and not from another source. If explicable from another source, Lewis uses the example of //tinnitus// to that extent it is not knowledge. Failing an explanation of this sort Lewis claims would be a "theory that there is no reasoning." Miracles 3.30 "To call the **act of knowing** -- the act, not of remembering that something was so in the past, but of 'seeing' that it must be so always and in any possible world -- to call this act 'supernatural' ... [is to mean] only that it 'won't fit in'; ..." Miracles 4.1 "If our argument has been sound, **acts of reasoning** are not interlocked with the total interlocking system of Nature as all its other items are interlocked with one another." (contrasts understanding with the thing understood)