1. A storybook by Erickson was chosen to be made into a television show, but was startled to find out the whole story was changed.
2. Today, many things are put through a strainer before being presented to the public vision.
1. This is because of different world views wanting to be represented
2. Many people may not even think their work is attached to a world view, but for some, it could be strongly attached.
B. Blindsided by CBS
1. Erickson did not know he was in a fight, thus lost the battle.
2. Everyone has a worldview. Many are drastically deferent than our own.
3. If we are not informed we are an “easy mark,” for changes in our work.
C. Secularism Goes Global
1. Global secularism is considered the globalized elite culture.
2. We …show more content…
Co-Opting Christian Culture
1. With public education and entertainment from this secular culture, children in Christion homes have a 50/50 chance of being Christion.
2. Non-religious families have almost 100 present chance of keeping secular.
3. This shows the true impact of education a secular entertainment today.
F. When in Rome, conquer
1. Today, the church is facing the same problem as the early church.
2. Fixing this problem means to, “learn the language of the society they are addressing,” in other words, know your accidence.
G. Questions Children Ask
1. Many families’ shelter their children not answering the many questions children have. But, the best way to help them become stronger Christion’s is to learn about other cultures before they are through into something they do not know how to face. Let them make mistakes and learn while they are at home.
H. Paintball and Whipped Cream
1. We need more than just emotion keeping our faith together.
2. Instead we need facts and truth to build our foundation in Christ.
I. De-Coding Worldviews
1. We do not need to memorize everything, but love does require understanding.
J. What the Media Ignores
1. Christianity is growing in many countries and has more languages than any other
2. Today, many things are put through a strainer before being presented to the public vision.
1. This is because of different world views wanting to be represented
2. Many people may not even think their work is attached to a world view, but for some, it could be strongly attached.
B. Blindsided by CBS
1. Erickson did not know he was in a fight, thus lost the battle.
2. Everyone has a worldview. Many are drastically deferent than our own.
3. If we are not informed we are an “easy mark,” for changes in our work.
C. Secularism Goes Global
1. Global secularism is considered the globalized elite culture.
2. We …show more content…
Co-Opting Christian Culture
1. With public education and entertainment from this secular culture, children in Christion homes have a 50/50 chance of being Christion.
2. Non-religious families have almost 100 present chance of keeping secular.
3. This shows the true impact of education a secular entertainment today.
F. When in Rome, conquer
1. Today, the church is facing the same problem as the early church.
2. Fixing this problem means to, “learn the language of the society they are addressing,” in other words, know your accidence.
G. Questions Children Ask
1. Many families’ shelter their children not answering the many questions children have. But, the best way to help them become stronger Christion’s is to learn about other cultures before they are through into something they do not know how to face. Let them make mistakes and learn while they are at home.
H. Paintball and Whipped Cream
1. We need more than just emotion keeping our faith together.
2. Instead we need facts and truth to build our foundation in Christ.
I. De-Coding Worldviews
1. We do not need to memorize everything, but love does require understanding.
J. What the Media Ignores
1. Christianity is growing in many countries and has more languages than any other