1. What is a worldview and how does it influence your approach to life?
A worldview is an array of beliefs that change how we both percieve the world and how we react to it. Many people don't think they have a worldview, however, everyone has one. For instance, religion is a worldview, because believing in something makes it a world view. Religions that believe in a supreme diety, such as christianity and buddism, these believe in a god. However, an atheist doesn't believe in a god, yet, the mere fact that he believes there is no god, means he believes in something. This may seem like a small detail, even so, this makes a significant change in how someone, as an individual, views the world. In other words, imagine being an atheist your whole life, then the rapture takes place, and find out there was actually a god, how would that effect the way your see the world? Worldviews are the …show more content…
They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good." -Psalms 14:1 ~KJV
2. Was Genesis a literal account i.e. did it really happen?
The word "Genesis" is Greek for "Origins". The book of Genesis was a literal account on the events of creation. The earth was created in six days and the Lord rested on the seventh. Genesis is comprised of two sections: primitive history and patriarchal history.
Primitive history records events about creation, the Fall of Man, the Flood, and the dispersion. Patriarchal history provides details about the lives of four men, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph, alongside, it foretells of the coming of Christ.
Moreover, because Genesis is a literal account of that time period, it means what was written is correct and not symbolic. In other words, the universe was made is six days, woman were made from man, and there was an actual fruit involved in the Fall, alongside, the Ark was built and there were 40 days and nights of rain.
3.How is Christ reflected in the Genesis
A worldview is an array of beliefs that change how we both percieve the world and how we react to it. Many people don't think they have a worldview, however, everyone has one. For instance, religion is a worldview, because believing in something makes it a world view. Religions that believe in a supreme diety, such as christianity and buddism, these believe in a god. However, an atheist doesn't believe in a god, yet, the mere fact that he believes there is no god, means he believes in something. This may seem like a small detail, even so, this makes a significant change in how someone, as an individual, views the world. In other words, imagine being an atheist your whole life, then the rapture takes place, and find out there was actually a god, how would that effect the way your see the world? Worldviews are the …show more content…
They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good." -Psalms 14:1 ~KJV
2. Was Genesis a literal account i.e. did it really happen?
The word "Genesis" is Greek for "Origins". The book of Genesis was a literal account on the events of creation. The earth was created in six days and the Lord rested on the seventh. Genesis is comprised of two sections: primitive history and patriarchal history.
Primitive history records events about creation, the Fall of Man, the Flood, and the dispersion. Patriarchal history provides details about the lives of four men, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph, alongside, it foretells of the coming of Christ.
Moreover, because Genesis is a literal account of that time period, it means what was written is correct and not symbolic. In other words, the universe was made is six days, woman were made from man, and there was an actual fruit involved in the Fall, alongside, the Ark was built and there were 40 days and nights of rain.
3.How is Christ reflected in the Genesis