Worldview Paper
Tabatha Hopkins
Liberty University
Worldview Paper (110 words)
What is a worldview? Everyone has a worldview rather one is aware of it or not it still exists. As said by Bennie J. van der Walt “a worldview is not only a view of the world, but a way of life in the world.” The term worldview has been described all throughout literature as a lens through which one sees the world. If one had a colored lens, the world would be seen all in that color and that color may be different from the next persons. One’s worldview is shaped by everything that is encountered in life from generations past, culture, life experiences, choices and even the unknown can shape one’s worldview.
Five Questions to Answer (357 words)
What is the origin …show more content…
One clear principle drawn from that parable is that loving one’s neighbor involves crossing the normal social and ethnic barriers of life (p.110).
A biblical worldview should influence everything we do in life. The way we treat and speak to others and the way we carry out our daily lives. Knowing that man was created in the image of God (Gen 2:15), it is necessary for us to treat one another so.
The way we see God influences everything we do in life—the way we treat each other (as individuals being created in God's image), our stewardship of God's creation, our understanding of our vocation as a way to glorify God— all areas of life are changed as our view of God changes (Etzel & Gutierrez, 2014, p.3).
References
Bennie J Van, D. W. (2017). Sharing an integral Christian worldview with a younger generation: Why and how should it be done and received? In Die Skriflig, 51(1) doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy.liberty.edu/10.4102/ids.v51i1.2245
Liberty University Custom: Etzel, G., & Gutierrez, B. (2014). Theology Applied: A Living Faith.
Nashville, TN: Lifeway Church Resources. ISBN: 9781932213881.
Liberty University Custom: Towns, E. (2007). Core Christianity. Nashville, TN: Lifeway Church
Resources. ISBN:
Tabatha Hopkins
Liberty University
Worldview Paper (110 words)
What is a worldview? Everyone has a worldview rather one is aware of it or not it still exists. As said by Bennie J. van der Walt “a worldview is not only a view of the world, but a way of life in the world.” The term worldview has been described all throughout literature as a lens through which one sees the world. If one had a colored lens, the world would be seen all in that color and that color may be different from the next persons. One’s worldview is shaped by everything that is encountered in life from generations past, culture, life experiences, choices and even the unknown can shape one’s worldview.
Five Questions to Answer (357 words)
What is the origin …show more content…
One clear principle drawn from that parable is that loving one’s neighbor involves crossing the normal social and ethnic barriers of life (p.110).
A biblical worldview should influence everything we do in life. The way we treat and speak to others and the way we carry out our daily lives. Knowing that man was created in the image of God (Gen 2:15), it is necessary for us to treat one another so.
The way we see God influences everything we do in life—the way we treat each other (as individuals being created in God's image), our stewardship of God's creation, our understanding of our vocation as a way to glorify God— all areas of life are changed as our view of God changes (Etzel & Gutierrez, 2014, p.3).
References
Bennie J Van, D. W. (2017). Sharing an integral Christian worldview with a younger generation: Why and how should it be done and received? In Die Skriflig, 51(1) doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy.liberty.edu/10.4102/ids.v51i1.2245
Liberty University Custom: Etzel, G., & Gutierrez, B. (2014). Theology Applied: A Living Faith.
Nashville, TN: Lifeway Church Resources. ISBN: 9781932213881.
Liberty University Custom: Towns, E. (2007). Core Christianity. Nashville, TN: Lifeway Church
Resources. ISBN: