In this ever changing world it is not uncommon to see so many worldviews on religion. It's stated in Hebrews 13:8 "that Jesus is the same yesterday today and for ever more". This cannot be said for many that claim to be Christian. In saying this take a look at Postmodemism, which has become a way of denying the absolute truth. As such this way of thinking cause great concern as it denies ultimate reality, at the same time it fails to honor God as the ultimate source of creation. Everyone adheres to a worldview of some kind, although the individual may not be aware. These presuppositions affect the thinking of every person in the world. It logically follows that the way a person thinks affects what a person does. "All worldviews must have logically consistent the teachings cannot be self-contradictory. Empirically adequate teachings must match what we see in reality. Lastly, Existentially relevant the teachings must speak directly to how we actually live our lives". In viewing this we learn that many accustomed to this kind of thinking because of its modernism approach and appearance. The purpose of this paper is to give insight on postmodernism worldview and why I feel that Christian worldview is far greater. First this paper will…
Why You Think The Way You Do by Glenn S. Sunshine describes worldviews beginning with Rome and ending with our worldview today. He goes through and talks about each worldview and what shaped it and also how it leads to the next worldview during European history. He talks about the major viewpoints during European history. He begins with the worldview of ancient Rome then to Christianity followed by Medieval, which years later led to the Enlightenment and Renaissance worldview and then eventually…
(2p minimum) introduction Exploring the concept of the Christian Worldview- Hieronymus Bosch and his rather infamous triptych ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights. We misunderstand the artist if we fail to look past his grotesque beasts and monsters biography real name was Jeroen van Aken and in Spain, he is known as “El Bosco”. Bosch was a Dutch painter of the 15th-16th century Little is known about the life of this Early Netherlandish Renaissance artist, but we do know that both his father and…
Modernity vs. The Ancient Era The Renaissance era, brought about a remarkable change in the world. It dramatically changed society’s view of science, music, art, religion, and even philosophy. Through the renaissance, man began to view the world differently, man saw himself as the center of the universe. In ancient times man had always seen himself as subject to a predestined fate, that had been decided by the gods. The renaissance brought about a new era, the modern era, where in man was an…
art’s sake while his counterpart Michelangelo did it for wealth notoriety. The second difference is that Michelangelo turned to the art of drawing and sculpture. His art chose to return the art back to the worshiping of human body. His accuracy about human form made him create his own “gods” of beauty. However, Leonardo da Vinci chose to concentrate on science in his art (Bondanella and Musa 36). The third difference is that Leonardo is a quite essential Renaissance artist shown by his…
Kuhn argued that theories and knowledge should be understood within their historical contexts (Rodriguez &Kotarba, 2009). Historicism falls into the paradigm of perceived view. The notion of perceived view is based on the belief that facts and principals are embedded in history or cultural settings (Giuliano, Tyer-Viola, & Lopez, 2005). In addition, historicism argues that the influence of science history guides scientific progress (Giuliano, Tyer-Viola, & Lopez,…
fall into our periphery. Once established people of any faith do not feel that they have to justify their narratives but with that reality there is also the development of arrogance that needs to be eradicated so that the essence of why the faith is important and why its position is correct in the realities of today is kept alive. Not all religions are the same, there exist a myriad of differences, however there is dignity in difference and this is a central tenet of the interfaith movement.…
Living in the 21st century, one can’t deny the impact of modern technology. With the rapid advancements in modern technology, people now have the access to the media and popular culture is readily available in larger quantities than before. The wide access to media and popular culture has opened the new generations up to for more communication. According to the scholar Grossberg, “we live in a world of media communication where we can travel great distances and across centuries, all in the…
power, even if it demands depravity on his own part. Keywords: Omnipotence, skepticism, overreaching ambition, Damnation, Spirit In Doctor Faustus, Christopher Marlowe supplies a nearly diagrammatic study of damnation—of the decline and fall of a human soul—growing out of excessive pride and overreaching ambition. The well-schooled Faustus, with his unbridled curiosity, skepticism, and knowledge, stands as the epitome of the Renaissance “new man.” On his graduation from the German university…
The Orange Sun, Bioethics and Praxis of Systemic Annihilation in Kaine Agary’s Yellow Yellow ABSTRACT From the quasi-oral form, African Literature has cascaded through systemic phases in less than two hundred years of contact with the Western written form. It has migrated from that dark romance portrayed by western writers to contemporariness of self-reappraisal. The primary inclination of these texts has been the ultimate question. What have we achieved with our independence? The unsavoury…