Lifelight Church

In my younger days, I didn't bother reading a rental agreement, a manual of a devise, or an instruction for an activity. It just seemed boring and too safe. I may not be the only one to have thought that way. Some of you, reading this, still insist on not reading the manual or an instruction. A friend of mine, being in-between jobs, decided to go to a law school. For fun. He had one reason: to be able to do whatever he wants. Knowledge, in this case, of laws, would give him freedom to know how far he can push the system and manipulate for his cause. Christians in Corinth thought the same - that they had enough knowledge about God to do whatever they want (in 1 Corinthians 8, that would be eating whatever they want). What do you think Paul would have to say about that?