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Biblical Worldview Research Paper

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In today’s world of anything goes relativity, it is important that a “Champion for Christ” know what their worldview is. In this paper, I will describe, using scholarly and semi-scholarly sources my defined worldview. It is important that as an Orthodox believer in biblical truths and a believer in Christ, by definition and implicit in “my” worldview should be that of what I am, a Christian worldview.
Worldview is defined very simply by an online dictionary as “The way someone thinks about the world” (Merriam-Webster's online dictionary, n.d.). However, to a believer in Christ, this is too simplistic and too open to interpretation. As a Christian, I would define it more definitively as “The way someone thinks about the world in light of biblical truths. As God enlightens us through science and reason, we know more of what we believe the world to be, why we believe what we do about our world, and what expectations we should have in the future concerning growing knowledge of the world.” After all, it is my belief that science is merely discovering God’s creative mysteries and encompasses all scholarly subjects from biology and chemistry, to astronomy and philosophy.
Origin: While much debate surrounds the origin of life, as a Christian, we must believe that God created humans separately. …show more content…

That is the sin of rebellion. One does not go to hell for being a thief or a liar or even gay. No, one goes to hell when they reject Christ and His regenerative work through the Holy Spirit. The rebellion is to reject Christ and at least strive for godliness (no matter how many times you fail) for fleshly pleasure and pretending (which I believe it is as most know they are wrong) to just be happy with it no matter the consequences is that rejection. This is also why I differ with Baptist’s “once saved always saved” belief. I also reject hyper-Calvinism as

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