Have you ever put on someone else’s glasses and you couldn’t see through them because they were either too strong or too weak? A worldview is like a pair of glasses if you look through the right pair everything is clear and makes sense, but if you look through a bad pair everything is distorted and hard to understand. However, in order to learn more about the different worldviews we must first understand what a worldview is. A worldview is defined by what you believe in and the way you view the world. According to Norman Geisler and William Watkins, “A worldview is a way of viewing or interpreting all of reality. It is an interpretive framework through which or by which one makes sense of the data of life and the world.” Some of the questions
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Christianity’s foundation rests mainly on two different foundations: general revelation and special revelation (Noebel D. A., 2006). Many people do not know that the Bible essentially addresses all of the ten disciplines. The Christian worldview states that the destiny of created humanity involves both salvation and judgment. We receive salvation through Jesus Christ dying on the cross, and judgment from God for our sins. One argument that Christians use for the proof of God’s existence is the Argument from Design. The Argument from Design states that if something exists that is designed then it has a designer. Christians also believe in Trinitarian Theism which is the belief in one God who exists as three separate persons – Father, Son, and Spirit (Noebel D. A., …show more content…
(2) Man is a responsible, dignified, and honorable agent of his Creator. (3) God has put everything in the heavens and the earth in the service of mankind. (4) By His Mercy and Wisdom, God does not expect the impossible from man or hold him accountable for anything beyond his power. Nor does God forbid man to enjoy the good things of life. (5) Moderation, practicality, and balance are the guarantees of high integrity and sound morality. (6) All things are permissible in principle except what is singled out as obligatory, which must be observed, and what is singled out as forbidden, which must be avoided. (7) Man’s ultimate responsibility is to God and his highest goal is the pleasure of his Creator (Noebel D. A.,
Christianity’s foundation rests mainly on two different foundations: general revelation and special revelation (Noebel D. A., 2006). Many people do not know that the Bible essentially addresses all of the ten disciplines. The Christian worldview states that the destiny of created humanity involves both salvation and judgment. We receive salvation through Jesus Christ dying on the cross, and judgment from God for our sins. One argument that Christians use for the proof of God’s existence is the Argument from Design. The Argument from Design states that if something exists that is designed then it has a designer. Christians also believe in Trinitarian Theism which is the belief in one God who exists as three separate persons – Father, Son, and Spirit (Noebel D. A., …show more content…
(2) Man is a responsible, dignified, and honorable agent of his Creator. (3) God has put everything in the heavens and the earth in the service of mankind. (4) By His Mercy and Wisdom, God does not expect the impossible from man or hold him accountable for anything beyond his power. Nor does God forbid man to enjoy the good things of life. (5) Moderation, practicality, and balance are the guarantees of high integrity and sound morality. (6) All things are permissible in principle except what is singled out as obligatory, which must be observed, and what is singled out as forbidden, which must be avoided. (7) Man’s ultimate responsibility is to God and his highest goal is the pleasure of his Creator (Noebel D. A.,