Personal Worldview Part 1 - My Philosophy

Orthodox Christians believe in a triune, personal God. God is both transcendent and immanent. Meaning, He exists independent of His creation and exerts full sovereignty over it but that He is also omnipresent and entirely involved in His world.

A personal worldview holds ministering Jesus to the dark dying world as a result; I believe its truth to establish the flawless word of the almighty God. Besides that, the word of God has convictions, and values which are the foundation of all things, observed and unobserved. In consequence of the fact, that in the beginning was the word, triggers a dominant conviction, “and the word were with God and the word was God, nothing was created without it”. In addition, in life experience, as a Christian, represents recognition of the work of complete salvation has made significant impact on population in the name of Christ. At this level, Christ is the center on how we should live our life as practicing in giving, Bible study, and worships expressing

For the majority of Christian denominations, the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost is the third person (hypostasis) of the Holy Trinity: the Triune God manifested as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; each person itself being God.[1][2][3]

The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father, and is equal in essence and in power in the Trinity to the Father and the Son. The Holy Spirit was originally sent by Jesus after his ascension into heaven, Jesus himself saying that he would send a “helper” after he departed from the earth. This spirit is worshipped just as the Father and the Son are, and also participated in the creation of the world, sustaining and giving life continually to all things, and exhibits the uniqueness and characteristics of the third person in the Trinity. This is the same Holy Spirit that divinely inspired the infallible word of God, and although the canon is now closed, the Holy Spirit still works powerfully and constantly in the life of the church and in believers. The Holy Spirit is the giver of spiritual gifts, which are given at conversion and help the believer become more like their creator. The presence of the Holy Spirit is evident in the life of all true believers, and this Spirit turns cowardly men into mighty warriors for Christ who accomplish actions way beyond their natural ability.

The basic idea of whether there is a God or not is very abstract. It is impossible to prove that no God exists and it is for that reason that it is not considered a scientific concept. My God is a Christian God. God is everything around me including myself and my family. My experiences with God are that I put faith in Him daily and go with the direction that he points me in. I know God will not let me down and he will always

One’s worldview can be defined in many different ways due to differences in how people live their lives, interact with others and how people learn. The idea of worldview should also be including one’s experiences, beliefs, and values. In childhood, one is taught how to properly behave in situations by their guardians which, then, allows a person to develop a sense of character and principles to live by. These characteristics that one develops over time become engrained into their personality and have an impact on the decisions made in their lives. Events that occur in the world, whether good or bad, help shape a person’s worldview. As a person grows older they sit back and contemplate the different choices they made and the different paths

Worldview is a set of assumptions that we hold about the basic makeup of our world. We all have different worldview, and individuals’ worldview is often shared, and is strengthened by their various diverse cultures. Also, worldview largely impact culture by creating basis for its formation, provides an explanation of reality, evaluates cultural experiences, supports culture’s way of life, and helps culture integrate new experiences. This paper answers the top three-worldview questions of this course that pertain to God, the world and humanity: what is the nature of reality? How do we know? And how should we act in response as individuals?

I personally do believe that there is God in this world I don’t know how to explain it, but I do believe that there is a higher power. I have had many conversations with Atheists, Christians and Muslims their responses still amaze me because they are so different and vast sometimes from what I believe. Although, having different beliefs are normal it is interesting how everyone conceptualizes and have different counterintuitive beliefs. Gods are made for us to grasp the things we do not understand and seek to fins the meaning for is the key element of all religions.

Your worldview is how you view the world through no one else’s lenses but your own. The environment we grow up in can greatly influence everyone’s “personal” worldview. Although, if it is based on the opinions of your mother or father, is it really yours to claim? It is because of this reason that there are so many worldviews in this world. We get so caught up sometimes in trying to figure out who’s thoughts are more rational, while the answer lies written in a book that is older than any of the views you may hear. From the very beginning, there was the Word (John 1:1) – meaning the Bible. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life (John 14:6). Therefore, I rely on scripture to validate my own beliefs, and discern whose opinions are

The Holy Spirit is the one who effectively brings the power from above and leads us in the process of transforming our

The Holy Spirit is considered to be the Father and the Son as one person so completely. The Holy Spirit approved the humanity of the Son. This meant that the eternal relationship between God and the Son was then extended to the human man, Jesus. The Holy Spirit in a way can be foreseen as the protector of Jesus in addition to guiding him through his every earthly action. In addition, the Holy Spirit played a large role in the communication between God and Jesus. Not only was the Holy Spirit the unity of mankind in God, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in Jesus allowed for communication with God through his human consciousness. After his crucifixion, Jesus is the resurrected through the transformation of his human body into a spiritual one.

Over the years my worldview has evolved from as a by product of cultural influence, to one steeped in my belief of God. However, until I got married 4 years ago, I had never actively worked on developing my Christian theistic worldview. Brown, Phillips and Stonestreet (2008) described a persons’ worldview as the framework that guides our beliefs and viewpoints (p. 21). With this in mind, I have established 3 main tenants of my worldview, God is, the universe was and morality will be. These are the foundations for the way I live, move and express my being in this world.

Although, I may have some philosophical wonders that I think about, I feel comfortable and confident about the worldview that I have come to understand and accept. My worldview is based on biblical principles and Christian believe system. I believe that God exists and He created everything that exists in the world. It is my understanding that all human created by His by God in His image. I confess that all human are born with sinful nature that we inherited from Adam and Eve. I believe that the son of God Jesus Christ came to earth lived in the human body and died to redeem us from our sins. I accept that Jesus Christ is the way to grant us an eternal life. As the book of Ephesians, 6:12 states, "Our battle is not

• The Holy Spirit is the spirit of love that dwells in each and every last one of us, it is not a part of the body so if the body dies, the spirit will continue to live. Because love never dies.

The Holy Spirit plays a very vital role in the lives of each and every believer; He can strengthen us with a strength that we cannot even begin to muster up in ourselves. He can bring us joy that we cannot even begin to find in the things of this world. He can bring peace to our lives more than anything that we can ever find on this earth. “The Holy Spirit which is primarily an energizing process, is also a revealing, refining, consuming, illuminating process, and one by which we are made to glow with love to God, and love to man, and love to souls.”