Chapter 1-3 / Bible

Worldview

• an idea you have in your head before you look at evidence; an assumption.

• a larger story that narrates smaller stories.

• a set of theories in which all data is made to fit for proper interpretation.

• a set of basic beliefs, assumptions and values that arises from a big story about the world.

Basic belief

• a foundational understanding of the world and reality with significant ramifications based on faith preunderstandings and commitments.

• a set of theories in which all data is made to fit for proper interpretation.

• an undeniable answer to those who question the truth of something.

• A source that reveals God’s existence through the Word of God.

What does C.F.R. stand for?

• Create, Foundation, Revive

• Creation, Fall and Redemption

• Creation, Fall, Revive

• Create, Fall, Revision

Presupposition

• a set of theories in which all data is made to fit for proper interpretation

• a larger story that narrates smaller stories

• an idea you have in your head before you look at evidence; an assumption.

• an undeniable answer to those who question the truth of something.

Metanarrative

• a smaller story that narrates a large stories.

• a larger story that narrates smaller stories.

• a story that narrates nothing

• a story that narrates the process of going to school

Worldview apologetics

• a method that attempts to defend the Christian faith by forcing people to examine their own presuppositions

• A source that reveals God’s existence through creation.

• A source that reveals God’s existence through the Word of God.

• pertaining to the world and not religion, non-religious

Special Revelation

• dividing something into two opposing parts.

• A source that reveals God’s existence through creation.

• an approach that compartmentalizes life into 2 separate categories, secular and sacred.

• A source that reveals God’s existence through the Word of God.

General Revelation

• an undeniable answer to those who question the truth of something.

• A source that reveals God’s existence through creation.

• a set of theories in which all data is made to fit for proper interpretation.

• Creation, Fall and Redemption

Two-story view

• a set of basic beliefs, assumptions and values that arises from a big story about the world.

• dividing something into two opposing parts.

• an approach that compartmentalizes life into 2 separate categories, secular and sacred.

• pertaining to the world and not religion, non-religious

Dualism

• dividing something into two opposing parts

• a method that attempts to defend the Christian faith

• an undeniable answer to those who question the truth of something.

• an idea you have in your head before you look at evidence; an assumption.