Essay On Cristian Worldview

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Despite of our different ways of living and daily routines; The majority of people come to the conclusion that without God they are just puppets living in a world filled of injustice and cruelty. Others might just don’t care about anything and only live to live. With out a God; Others have other religion bases but no matter where people come from, the reality of the world today is that we are a multicultural creation that needs God in their lives. No matter what country, color nationality people are the need of him is huge. The discussion in this paper will explain Christians beliefs, who is God, humanity, Jesus, ways of salvation and the Cristian worldview. The Christian worldview beliefs that there is an absolute God who created the world …show more content…

Faith is the act of believing (Mappes, D. A. (2010). Our mark is to love one another despite differences. Christian worldview should not be confusing to anyone that is looking for salvation and wants their live to change for good. Jesus is the only way to God. Through Jesus we can accomplish everything that is going to be for our own good. This might just be difficult to understand for a person who was never introduced to God before or who came from a different worldview. Despite this God teaches us to loved one another no matter no matter our differences. The fear of God is essential for a Christian because this will prevent him or her to harm others. You think before you speak or act. No matter how terrible someone has been with us, Christians forgive and put that person in their prayers. Christians put them selves in the others shoes and just by doing this people will receive a better outcome of any situation. This is why Christianity has grown because we have been able to provide answers for questions of life and death (Verhoef, 2016). Christians follow Jesus Commands. If we all based ourselves in what He want for us the world will be definitely be a better …show more content…

Temptation and sin were the beginning of humanity’s fall into deep devastation. God send Jesus Christ his only son to save us from hell and a new chapter was written for mankind through salvation. Christians faith is the start of restoration and by faith we live. God gave this world another opportunity. Humanity needs to be more conscious of the damage we are causing each other and how we are destroying ourselves but not loving each other and respecting each other way of living. We are not even taking care of our planet and have become materialist. If we make conscious of our actions, we will notice we are not on the right path. It is understandable others people traditions and believes we can not judge or hate others because they don’t have our same way of living or perspective. Especially at this time and in this country we all races from all over the world unites. Lets me more tolerant and respectful towards others. As Christians we need to start to make a difference upon others and this change needs to start

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