Christian Worldview Research Paper

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A Christian worldview is different than a secular world view in many ways. Christians view the world using the bible as a filter for their morals, conduct, and beliefs. So, the way that a Christian thinks, reasons, and deals with problems in life are handled in a biblical manner. According to Rudy Denton “A Christian approach to anthropology is shaped by the Bible as a basis for Christianity’s intellectual and religious conducts.” Even the problems of society and the solutions are viewed from a biblical stand point. According to (Dockery and Thornbury 2) “A Christian worldview is not just one’s personal faith expression, not just a theory. It is an all-consuming way of life, applicable to all spheres of life.”
Some of the major ways that a Christian world view is different than a secular world view how the world was created and morals to live by. A Christian world view believes that god created the world and everything in …show more content…

The fact that I have a Christian worldview makes being a student and lifelong learner more challenging. I will have to have to be ready to defend my Christian worldview by being educated in what I believe and why. I will also have to educate my self in the secular world view and be able to defend why I do not see the world that way. It seems like there are a lot more secular people around then Christians. This almost guarantees that I will be confronted or debated by secular people more often than if I just went with the trends of the world. Blake O’Dell writes “Students are sometimes confronted, through peers, parents, and professors, with various beliefs and worldviews that are contrary to the Christian faith. It is important for students to have a solid foundation for their Christian faith. It is important for them to know what they believe and why they believe it. In short it is important for Christian teachers and students to understand their own Christian worldviews as well as the world views of

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