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    Christian Worldview Rashad Streets Liberty University April 10‚ 2011 Introduction A worldview is how an individual looks at the world through their own lenses in determining how they see the things. A Christian worldview understands the nature of the world as well as the nature of humanity. According to Entwistle (2010)‚ a Christian worldview should be encouraging to us in applying our abilities towards humane and Godly ends‚ and to not misuse powers in a direction towards sinful ends.

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    The Worldview of Christianity A Christian worldview is defined as a comprehensive conception of the world from a specific standpoint. It is the framework of ideas and beliefs through which a Christian individual‚ group‚ or culture interprets and interacts with the world. It is used to form opinions about humanity: purpose in life‚ duties in the world‚ responsibilities to family‚ interpretation of the truth‚ social issues‚ and much more. Different denominations of Christianity have varying viewpoints

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    “A leader who produces other leader’s multiples their influences (Sikiru‚ 2014).” School children around the world ask the same question each year‚ “What is the purpose of going to school?” Adults and those who have endured school generally respond with the same vague or flippant answer‚ “To get an education‚ in order for you to get a good job.” Although‚ this could be the outcome of education‚ I believe education is more than a time in the lives of young children to “get.” It is a time to develop

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    world view‚ furthermore‚ worldview influences many different aspects of life‚ such as discipleship‚ relationships‚ critical thinking‚ and decision-making. Beginning in childhood the world view is being altered continuously. “A person’s worldview consists of the values‚ ideas or the fundamental belief system that determines his attitudes‚ beliefs and ultimately‚ actions (Munsil‚ Tracy).” Christ and the Bible are two things at the core of the Christian world view. “Worldviews are those larger pictures

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    The Christian worldview A research paper to be submitted to Professor martin sheldon In Partial Fulfillment of the requirements For BIBL 425 – romans By PAUL PSCHIRER March 4‚ 2013 Table of Contents Introduction 2 Paul ’s Concern 2 Romans on creation‚ sin‚ and salvation 3 The plan of god in operation 4 eschatology in romans------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 Conclusion 5 Bibliography 6 Introduction Though the Book of Romans

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    What is a Christian worldview? I grew up in a Christian home and spent most of my adolescence convinced that how well I followed the rules determined if I was a good Christian. Many people live this exhausting life of trying to follow the rules‚ failing‚ and wondering how it is that we will ever be worthy of the grace we are told we are given. It was not until I learned who God was to me personally that I fully understood‚ what I believe God’s intentions are towards the Christian worldview. The Christian

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    thought‚ every worldview has a concept of God.   This even applies to the atheist because whatever a philosophy or religion chooses as its foundation is its God.   Our entire western civilization was built on Christian principles.   Today there are many views of God and many views of the world.   The majority of the worldviews can be summed up into two major worldviews: a Catholic worldview and a secular humanist worldview. Most people in America consider themselves to be Christians.   But‚ the

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    Worldview Paper Towanda Sharpe Belhaven University Dr. John Song December 1‚ 2014 Abstract As we attempt to understand the mysteries of the world‚ we realize that everyone has a worldview – either consciously or subconsciously. It forms the basis on how we view the world and interpret reality. Our worldview can be influenced by our education‚ our upbringing‚ what we read‚ or even what is going on around us. In this paper‚ I will state the Christian Theism view‚ compare and contrast it to other

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    Christian Worldview Introduction: A worldview is how someone sees life‚ reasons for making decision‚ and the filter they use to understand life and everything in it (Weider & Gutierrez‚ 2011). Knowing what a worldview is makes it easier to understand what a Christian Worldview is. A Christian Worldview uses the Bible as its filter for understanding the world around us and how we should act. Paul addresses a lot of perspectives of the Christian Worldview in his letter to the Romans. Paul touches

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    Where am I? What is wrong? What is the remedy? These four questions make up the foundation that defines a specific worldview. Faith plays a major role in the determination and shape of our worldview (35). Ideally‚ a Christian worldview permeates every aspect of a Christian’s lifestyle because we are made new after accepting the Holy Spirit into our hearts. This part of the Christian worldview begs to ask the question regarding "Why is it important for believer to continue to grow in Christlikeness?"‚

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