Christian Worldview Research Paper
I. What is a worldview?
A worldview is an individual’s judicious model of truth by which they evaluate the world around them. This standard is the culmination of all life experiences attained through both conscious and subconscious action, and is the unified context by which we judge every aspect of our lives. This model acts as a template against which we attempt to frame all interaction, and much like a colored looking glass, it defines the manner in which we both interpret our interactions and responsibly invest in society in return. (Word count: 86)
II.
The question of Origin: Christian worldview contends that God created the heavens and earth, and all life within, from nothing over the course of six days as presented by Moses in the first Book of Genesis, verses 1-31. Though it is a theme difficult to grasp by non-believers, God existed prior to all creation and is the origin from which all life has derived. In Christianity, God’s omnipresence prior to creation is a universal belief repeated frequently throughout the Bible such in verses such as Exodus 3:14 and Revelation1:8. (Word count: 85) …show more content…
Like all manner of Christ-like relation, this dominion was a God-appointed responsibility to care for all that He
A worldview is an individual’s judicious model of truth by which they evaluate the world around them. This standard is the culmination of all life experiences attained through both conscious and subconscious action, and is the unified context by which we judge every aspect of our lives. This model acts as a template against which we attempt to frame all interaction, and much like a colored looking glass, it defines the manner in which we both interpret our interactions and responsibly invest in society in return. (Word count: 86)
II.
The question of Origin: Christian worldview contends that God created the heavens and earth, and all life within, from nothing over the course of six days as presented by Moses in the first Book of Genesis, verses 1-31. Though it is a theme difficult to grasp by non-believers, God existed prior to all creation and is the origin from which all life has derived. In Christianity, God’s omnipresence prior to creation is a universal belief repeated frequently throughout the Bible such in verses such as Exodus 3:14 and Revelation1:8. (Word count: 85) …show more content…
Like all manner of Christ-like relation, this dominion was a God-appointed responsibility to care for all that He