Christian Suppositions

It is a challenge for a Christian to live in the modern world without facing opposition from this corrupt and corroding world. Many believers even succumb to the snares of secular ideology, while still proclaiming Jesus. Some Christians would wonder what the big difference is between a secular and a biblical worldview. The truth is that the devil has been blinding us to how evil these secular ideals are, and how dangerous they are to Christians. In general, the secular worldview revolves around self and spirituality, rather than God and religion. The Christian worldview should be Christ-centered and focused on serving others rather than ourselves. When compared, the two worldviews cannot be combined. Rather, a stark contrast lies between them.

As technology and society as a whole evolves, it is becoming less and less likely for someone to take the humbling and sometimes humiliating Christian path. Unlike the individualistic path, Christians put the needs of others before their own. For Christians, social justice is not an option, it is a vocation. Christians are called to live a life of

"The purpose of developing a Christian view of the world is not merely to evaluate and judge the world, but to change it," (Boa, 2004). Having a Christian perspective is sufficiently hard in American yet includes the whole world and it can be somewhat trickier. Thinking Christianity majorly affects how somebody would work together abroad, in a worldwide economy. Concerning a Christian perspective in a worldwide economy there are various issues that can come up. Distinctive nations and societies have diverse things that they consider worthy; in any case, when you are taking a gander at it from a Christian viewpoint you may need to handle things in an alternate way. Because something is adequate or legitimate on the planet does not make it worthy

Judeo- Christianity values are the foundation of the United States of America. Judeo- Christian is defined as a theology of supersession from Christian beliefs. In our nation day after day we listen to new religions becoming in the world. Now, per Ronald R. Cherry, a journalist for “Renew America” believes Judeo- Christian values is like the Declaration of Independence, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Cherry believes to keep this foundation going you must believe in rugged individualism.

Today Christianity can be learn in many ways through different teaching, perspective or even through doing something such as discipleship. Today, with no exception of whether we are Christian or non-Christian are concerned about the chaos world that we live in, we can’t with doing our best to deny the chaos that this world offers, in other words whatever happens, happens. We can perhaps try to prevent them in the future, but we can only do so much. However, from the book I read called, To Heal a Fracture World: The Ethics of Responsibility by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks based on biblical view, we are as Christian are called to be God’s creation who are responsible to make a difference for this world, hence the title of the book.

A worldview is all encompassing to the human being. It determines the very actions, thoughts, and motives of a person. A worldview is not unchangeable or unalterable, but no one can escape the grip and impact of a worldview. Since worldview is so impactful, it must be studied and examined so that it can be better understood. As a people, we must be seeking to comprehend why we believe what we believe and whether or not our beliefs are truly correct. A worldview helps us make sense of the world around us, ourselves, and our purpose in this world. It determines what we believe about our nature, our world, our problem, and our end as humanity. As I have reflected upon my worldview and what that means to me, I have not only come to understand these

In studying the Christian world view, there are people who, do not share this view, yet contribute such a great amount to human kind that recognition is deserved. Mahatma Gandhi is one such person. Gandhi’s development and utilization of Satyagraha; (“which literally means holding firm to reality or truth firmness”) non-violent form of protesting, impacted Indians, the world and inspired other civil rights leaders. (Richards, 1995). Gandhi desired improved treatment of Indians who worked and lived in South Africa. He also desired that India seceded from the rule of Great Brittan. Who Gandhi was is demonstrated in his struggle for social issues, the simplistic lifestyle (shunning money and career), and his devotion to his Hindu.

According to Schaffer, in America and most of the western world, a growing issue was the belief system. This issue is mainly the growing difference between two different belief systems: The humanist and the Christian beliefs. The main difference between these two systems is the perception of the final reality of existence, which leads to an impossibility for them to coexist as each one contradicts the other in aspects such as abortion, homosexuality, etc. This creates a problematic among government 's identifying with one or the other when interpreting Law.

Christianity is a widespread religion that reaches many different cultures and places all around the world. Since it is such a widespread religion there are many types of interpretations that can be developed based off the words and teachings of the Bible. Most commonly we have the normative view of Christianity. The normative view can most basically be understood as the highly shared teachings of churches. Another type of interpretation that encompasses all beliefs that are not compliant with the normative view is called esoteric. Here we will compare the interpretations of Daskalos, the Great Teacher of Cypress, and his Researchers of Truth against the normative view of Christianity as understood by both Catholics and Protestants.

Today I found that valuing the impression of socio-cultural modifications and pluralism on Christian worldviews was holistic. I started by defining the terms. Research and discussion board entries support the authenticity of scholars who have authored books on this week’s topic.

In our contemporary world people are more concerned with political correctness as opposed to objective truth. Many churchgoers, particularly youth, are now embracing popular culture rather than the inerrant word of God. According to statistics, only 4 percent of the total number of American adults and 9 percent of born again Christians have a Biblical worldview (Jackson Jr., 2012). These people believe that they are utilizing a loving Christian approach by being tolerant of matters that are disparaged and clearly labeled as sin Biblically (e.g., homosexuality, same sex marriage). While Christians and real Jews can recognize the right of others to have dissimilar convictions, we cannot concede with their convictions or permit them to go

Christianity is a choice in which people choose to have faith in and live their lives by. Christianity involves a trinity in which God is the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. God is a loving and personable being who created humanity and has mankind’s best interests at heart. Christianity affects how a person behaves and thinks because Christianity is a frame of mind and is an unwavering faith in a God who rules over all things.

John Stott says, “The highest of missionary motives is neither obedience to the Great Commission (important as that is), nor love for sinners who are alienated and perishing but rather zeal—burning and passionate zeal for the glory of Jesus Christ.” We have the urgent task of bringing people to know Christ. The Apostle Paul discovered God’s plan for his life: “But even before I was born, God chose me and called me by His marvelous grace. Then it pleased Him to reveal His Son to me so that I would proclaim the good news about Jesus to the Gentiles” (Galatians 1:15-16).

The busyness and distractions of this century have been created to obscure who we are as humans. Christians are so busy and distracted that do not understand the conflict of the inner man. The conflict between the greatness and the misery of man are both so evident, but Christians still cannot understand them. True religion must teach that there is in man two parts: his greatness, and his rooted principle of misery. True religion searches the nature of men to the depths, because is the only way to assure that God exists. Moreover, this God is who Christians are bound to

The Great Commission is the Mission of the Church (Matthew 28:19-20). The church’s sole purpose should be to go and make disciples in their communities, regionally, and globally.