Defining Worldview
The definition of worldview according to Webster’s Dictionary: Worldview is a comprehensive interpretation or image of the universe and humanity.
A person’s philosophical view of human existence, understanding of biblical prophecy, and the events of our times make up elements of our worldview. For further education on this subject see the following:
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Prophecy: www.lamblion.com
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Creation Science: www.answersingenesis.org
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Brannon Howse - Worldview: www.brannonhowse.com
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Truth Project by Del TacketDVD series: www.truthproject.com
Everyone has a worldview, yet most do not realize they have one. Worldview has become an important means to aid Christians in understanding and defending their Christian Faith.The most logical, clear, consistent, harmonious worldview is the biblical worldview.
Worldview Comparisons
Christian Worldview
A Future Hope
Divine Creation
Purposeful Design
Intricate Order
Infinite God
Life from Life
God Creator
Entropy
Catastrophe
True Bible
God"s Purpose
Absolutes Exist
Mutations are Harmful
Relatively Young Earth
Civilization From Start
Degenerate Man
Supernaturalism
Evolutionary Worldview
Naturalism
Spontaneous Generation
Random Accidental Order
Chaotic mistakes
Infinite Odds
Life from Non-Life
Time = Creator
Evolution
Gradualism
True Theories
No Purpose
Hopelessness
Mutations are Beneficial
Extremely Old Earth
Slow Development of Civilization
Man getting Better
Everything is relative
Comparative list from Unlocking the Mysteries of Creation by Dennis R. Petersen
What do you believe about God, the universe and humanity?There are two beliefs about the origin of the universe.Either matter is eternal and somehow formed into a universe by itself or a Supreme Being is eternal and created the universe.The most ancient reliable manuscript we have is the Bible. Genesis 1:1 states, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”Genesis 1:26-27 states, “He [God] created mankind in His own image.”The mathematical odds tell us that it is impossible – that what exists – is the result of “random accidental order” or “chaotic mistakes.”It is not logical that “life came from non-life.”