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What is a worldview?

• A set of beliefs and values through which a person understands the world

• A scientific theory about the universe

• A historical document

• A type of government system

How do we primarily acquire our beliefs?

• Through dreams

• Through Observation, Teaching, Personal Study, and Reasoning and Imagination

• Through social media

• Through genetic inheritance

Which of the following is NOT one of the "big questions" a worldview helps us answer?

• The nature of God

• The nature of the Universe

• The history of ancient civilizations

• What is Right and Wrong

What does a worldview shape in terms of understanding?

• The way we understand truth and meaning

• The way we cook food

• The way we play sports

• The way we dress

How does a Christian worldview see truth?

• As something that is subjective

• As something that is objective

• As something that is always changing

• As something that is irrelevant

What influences can change our worldview over time?

• Observing, being taught, studying, reasoning, and imagining

• Sleeping, eating, and exercising

• Traveling, shopping, and cooking

• Playing games, watching movies, and listening to music

What is NOT a characteristic of a worldview?

• It changes easily

• It helps answer big questions

• It is influenced by observation

• It shapes understanding of truth

What do not all worldviews explain truthfully?

• The meaning of life and the world

• The rules of a game

• The history of a country

• The process of photosynthesis

What do not all worldviews lead to?

• Right choices and actions

• Financial success

• Physical fitness

• Artistic talent

What can other worldviews allow us to be if we let them?

• Influenced or captured

• Ignored or forgotten

• Celebrated or rewarded

• Punished or fined