Worldview Reflection as a Christian Theist

When I started this course to rethink the world view, I thought that my world view was a Christian theologian. I am not irritated by this discovery, but I am surprised. Then I realized that I was not educated and did not know God as I thought. In fact, my faith seems to be affected by society more than the divinity of God. Fortunately, this is a learning experience designed to bring me closer to the truth of Christians and to understand others' beliefs.

Like Christians, atheists have a conscious and unconscious worldview. Christian and other theologians, have for thousands of years, view of the world that can be massage is carefully adjusted so as to correspond to the needs of the subconscious to human endogenous (or rather a series of world view) . If you plug it in and pass it through the edge system, you can create a functional emotion support system. An atheist does not have it. Often some philosophies can hardly be understood, they deal with the same needs, but there is little support for them, and the leader does not. The 'New Atheist' movement brought cultural support to atheism, but its content was very disadvantageous.

When I started this course to rethink the world view, I thought that my world view was a Christian theologian. I am not irritated by this discovery, but I am surprised. Then I realized that I was not educated and did not know God as I thought. In fact, my faith seems to be affected by society more than the divinity of God. - Human experience is a connection between people and people. Our experience defines who we are and who we are. It also defines how we interact with others. To my surprise, the events that bring joy, comfort and happiness are related not only to us but also to events that lead to anxiety, fear and despair. This reveals the fact that God uses all the benefits of those who love him in his sovereigns in some way.

The purpose of ICW is to introduce the concept of world view, to define the line of Christian world view, and to investigate preliminary criticism about non-Christian world view. My first criticism was that the author 's account of Christian' s worldview was shaped by occasional baptismal assumptions of their conservative evangelism - even sometimes distorted. In other words, they occasionally confuse the details of their iconic Christian worldview with the simplicity of the Christian world view, or C. S. Lewis calls it "pure Christianity".