The Many Possibilities of Worldviews There are many different worldviews throughout the world. My worldview though follows along with the Christianity worldview. I felt like I knew everything and anything about God, but once I started a class called “Christian Worldview”, I realize that I actually did not know that much about the Bible or God’s word. As the class went on, I learned plentiful about Him. It’s coming close to an end and I feel like I’m going to lose a part of myself. I never felt so close to God before. It’s such a wonderful feeling. Looking back at my past before I found Christ, I was heading in a wrong direction. I’m forever grateful.
My worldview follows along with the one we learned about in class; however, I had the chance …show more content…
It did not happen overnight. My parents were fighting left and right; when I was at home it did not feel like home. I needed somewhere to escape. That is when I started to escape to Jesus. My friend always told me even though I did not know who God was, He loves me more than I could ever know. I never knew what to do, I once read that “…the interpretations an investigator places around the data fathered are controlled by the beliefs the investigator holds.” (Cosgrove, 2006, pg. 21). When I started to look who Jesus really was, I was influenced by the Mormonism worldview. Everything that I was taught came from that worldview; there was not another religion in my life. My heart told me that the LDS worldview was not the religion that was true to Christ’s word. One of the many reasons why the Mormon religion does not call to me is because “[the] Gold plates from the Angle Moroni, and then they disappear and are supposedly taken to heaven and never seen again,” (Strobel, 2000, pg. 97). I do not understand how Joseph Smith was presented with these Golden plates and then they were gone. No one else saw them. I turned away from Mormonism in search of Christ’s true word. From there I found the church that changed my life forever; Mission Community Church. One thing lead to another and I decided to attend Grand Canyon University. Christian Worldview taught me that there is much more to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit than what I thought
My worldview follows along with the one we learned about in class; however, I had the chance …show more content…
It did not happen overnight. My parents were fighting left and right; when I was at home it did not feel like home. I needed somewhere to escape. That is when I started to escape to Jesus. My friend always told me even though I did not know who God was, He loves me more than I could ever know. I never knew what to do, I once read that “…the interpretations an investigator places around the data fathered are controlled by the beliefs the investigator holds.” (Cosgrove, 2006, pg. 21). When I started to look who Jesus really was, I was influenced by the Mormonism worldview. Everything that I was taught came from that worldview; there was not another religion in my life. My heart told me that the LDS worldview was not the religion that was true to Christ’s word. One of the many reasons why the Mormon religion does not call to me is because “[the] Gold plates from the Angle Moroni, and then they disappear and are supposedly taken to heaven and never seen again,” (Strobel, 2000, pg. 97). I do not understand how Joseph Smith was presented with these Golden plates and then they were gone. No one else saw them. I turned away from Mormonism in search of Christ’s true word. From there I found the church that changed my life forever; Mission Community Church. One thing lead to another and I decided to attend Grand Canyon University. Christian Worldview taught me that there is much more to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit than what I thought