Primarily, a worldview is a collection of beliefs or a narrative which allows someone to derive answers to the five fundamental questions of life. These include discerning our ethical standards, beginning, life objectives, self-value, and future. Moreover, all of our other beliefs flow out of this basic foundation. In its simplest form, a worldview is the compass for the roadmap of life. (Word Count: 62)
Secondly, a biblical worldview uses the Bible, God’s written words, to generate answers to the five fundamental questions of life. Overall, it seeks to illuminate His overarching plan of creation, fall, and redemption. To begin with, it conjunctively assumes that our beginning and purpose originated from God. The opening chapter of this …show more content…
In other words, my parents laid down the outer workings of it like someone starting to build a puzzle. Now through this class, the inside is beginning to fit together, and this makes my worldview stronger by it being more integrated. Previously, I did not have an orderly structure to it. I knew how the Bible answered the five fundamental questions of life, but I could not relate them to each other. Instead of linking them together into the driving force for my life, I pictured them compartmentally because I would use them individually for situations which needed their attention. On top of this, I believe that I did not truly respect the value of communicating my biblical worldview accurately. By learning about informal fallacies, I realized that I must take the time to clearly articulate it to others. In the past, when a critic would attempt to refute it, I would come up with a lacking solution. In summary, I have confidence through the solidifying knowledge I have gained to better apologetically defend my biblical worldview. (Word Count: …show more content…
In turn in I Corinthians 13:4, three prominent aspects of Godly love are patience, kindness, and humbleness, which specifically apply to this scenario. It is a Christian’s calling to act kindly, think patiently, and speak humbly to other people. Ultimately, since we realize everyone makes sinful decisions, we must recognize our commonness. None are righteous! If we share Godly love with others, He could use this to convert them to Christianity. Secondly in of the environment, we are to respect and maintain it. The Lord established this as mankind’s duty when He created us to rule over all other creation. For instance, contaminating the environment with harmful chemicals or misusing our natural resources are abuses of this power. In the end, building upon a biblical worldview’s foundation, we observe that it provides us with answers to all of life’s questions. In this case, social and environmental conduct pertaining to humanity. (Word Count:
Secondly, a biblical worldview uses the Bible, God’s written words, to generate answers to the five fundamental questions of life. Overall, it seeks to illuminate His overarching plan of creation, fall, and redemption. To begin with, it conjunctively assumes that our beginning and purpose originated from God. The opening chapter of this …show more content…
In other words, my parents laid down the outer workings of it like someone starting to build a puzzle. Now through this class, the inside is beginning to fit together, and this makes my worldview stronger by it being more integrated. Previously, I did not have an orderly structure to it. I knew how the Bible answered the five fundamental questions of life, but I could not relate them to each other. Instead of linking them together into the driving force for my life, I pictured them compartmentally because I would use them individually for situations which needed their attention. On top of this, I believe that I did not truly respect the value of communicating my biblical worldview accurately. By learning about informal fallacies, I realized that I must take the time to clearly articulate it to others. In the past, when a critic would attempt to refute it, I would come up with a lacking solution. In summary, I have confidence through the solidifying knowledge I have gained to better apologetically defend my biblical worldview. (Word Count: …show more content…
In turn in I Corinthians 13:4, three prominent aspects of Godly love are patience, kindness, and humbleness, which specifically apply to this scenario. It is a Christian’s calling to act kindly, think patiently, and speak humbly to other people. Ultimately, since we realize everyone makes sinful decisions, we must recognize our commonness. None are righteous! If we share Godly love with others, He could use this to convert them to Christianity. Secondly in of the environment, we are to respect and maintain it. The Lord established this as mankind’s duty when He created us to rule over all other creation. For instance, contaminating the environment with harmful chemicals or misusing our natural resources are abuses of this power. In the end, building upon a biblical worldview’s foundation, we observe that it provides us with answers to all of life’s questions. In this case, social and environmental conduct pertaining to humanity. (Word Count: