What matters is not what or how much we know. What matters is what we do with what we know. With our knowledge we can act arrogantly and selfishly or we can act in love by helping and building others up. There were “elitist” in the church of Corinth who had certain knowledge which allowed them to eat meat sacrificed to idols, while some “others” in the church struggled with eating the meat because they saw it as the same as idol worship. This is precisely what Apostle Paul addresses in today’s passage.