Perhaps as a believer in God and a disciple of Jesus Christ, it is paramount to look at others views and perspectives on the subject such as the origins of nature and the Universe, or perhaps, where do we as humans come from and what happens after death. These among other questions are imperative to have an answer to.
My worldview is as simple as how I see my surroundings in conjunction with the set of values about basic aspects of reality that ground and persuades all my perceiving, philosophy and understanding as well as my actions. In addition to that, as Dr. Lew Weider, a Professor at Liberty University mentioned on the video presentation. “A Biblical worldview is a persons’ own philosophy of life.” Personally, I loved how he illustrated …show more content…
So I have decided to present it through one of my favorite passages from the Bible, the preface to the Gospel according to John the Apostle (John 1:1 There is currently considerable debate among between the secular and Christians as to who God really is, however, let me express how I view God in my own world. Perhaps, one can star from the beginning. A literal interpretation of Genesis 1 may in fact be accurate, but it is not essential to right understanding. Furthermore, I found myself agreeing more and more with Bruce Waltke who states that the Genesis creation account is a literary-artistic representation of a Creator, One who designed accordingly to His knowledge and intelligent. Waltke continues by stating that the creation account of Genesis is not a scientific account, nevertheless, because an intelligent being created it is consistent with …show more content…
On the other hand, according to Genesis, the first book of the written Holy Scripture, God created all of what exists, including men and women, all animals plans etcetera. The creations as a whole, and the natural things, are a work of God; this is to show that God is an infinite God in power and wisdom and has designed and created the physical world for an intelligent purpose. And this is what I believe with all of my heart. God is the center of all neither the creation; neither humans nor any created beings and even the nature is or will take the place of
My worldview is as simple as how I see my surroundings in conjunction with the set of values about basic aspects of reality that ground and persuades all my perceiving, philosophy and understanding as well as my actions. In addition to that, as Dr. Lew Weider, a Professor at Liberty University mentioned on the video presentation. “A Biblical worldview is a persons’ own philosophy of life.” Personally, I loved how he illustrated …show more content…
So I have decided to present it through one of my favorite passages from the Bible, the preface to the Gospel according to John the Apostle (John 1:1 There is currently considerable debate among between the secular and Christians as to who God really is, however, let me express how I view God in my own world. Perhaps, one can star from the beginning. A literal interpretation of Genesis 1 may in fact be accurate, but it is not essential to right understanding. Furthermore, I found myself agreeing more and more with Bruce Waltke who states that the Genesis creation account is a literary-artistic representation of a Creator, One who designed accordingly to His knowledge and intelligent. Waltke continues by stating that the creation account of Genesis is not a scientific account, nevertheless, because an intelligent being created it is consistent with …show more content…
On the other hand, according to Genesis, the first book of the written Holy Scripture, God created all of what exists, including men and women, all animals plans etcetera. The creations as a whole, and the natural things, are a work of God; this is to show that God is an infinite God in power and wisdom and has designed and created the physical world for an intelligent purpose. And this is what I believe with all of my heart. God is the center of all neither the creation; neither humans nor any created beings and even the nature is or will take the place of