He still doesn't get it, but he can accept that. Whatever Kira's talking about is presumably not his to get, some interpretation of the Force that he happens to not have encountered before. His education was interrupted, but he's still very Jedhan in his patterns of thinking. He doesn't need to understand the particulars, and lacking any real force sensitivity he probably wouldn't be able to do anything with the knowledge.

"Practical things," he says uncertainly. "Simple ones. I was--I was very young. Very basic meditation, the, um, the easy versions of stories and philosophies from some of the more regular visitors..." Many of them not that far away from statements like water cuts through everything eventually. "Mostly the Jedi, or the Church of the Force, but a little bit from everyone. You couldn't keep a... a room full of five year olds paying attention for long." It's easier to talk about the old Jedha, the one that was gone long before the planet killer.