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| Christian Worldview Weekend and Why it Matters |
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| Written by Paul Dean | ||
| Thursday, 31 July 2008 | ||
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Everyone has a worldview whether he knows it or not. We all look at life through a set of assumptions that we do not question. Those assumptions help us to interpret things around us. For example, the atheist sees design in the universe and says, “Aliens did it.” Christians see design in the universe and say, “God did it.” Each makes a faith claim for neither can know from mere observation which is right. Yet, philosophically, the atheist has no justification for his assertion on his worldview as he must investigate the entire universe to support his assertion and he cannot do that. The Christian, on the other hand, has perfect philosophical justification for making his assertion in that he does not have to investigate the universe to defend God on his worldview: God has revealed Himself to him. The atheist rejects revelation but the Christian does not. Christians need to understand that we have the philosophical high ground. Our young people especially need to understand such a dynamic in light of the fact that they are confronted with false worldviews on an intense level. They are ridiculed and or influenced by their peers and professors alike. College, for example, is a place where most Christians will have their faith scrutinized and castigated in a multitude of ways. The believer who has no concept of worldview will invariably be plagued with questions and doubts in the spiritual battle in which he now finds himself. On the other hand, one who understands that biblical Christianity makes sense both philosophically and experientially, will not be plagued in the same way. He will know that those who do not know Christ are simply speaking out of hearts and minds that are foolish and darkened. On today’s edition of “Calling for Truth,” we will talk about the upcoming Christian Worldview Weekend at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Dr. Paul Dean will be addressing critical subjects in the form of questions. Who am I? Who is God? Where do I come from? Why am I here? How shall I live? What happens when I die? How can I know the answer to these things? We’ll touch briefly on the elements of every worldview on the broadcast today in an effort to spur our thinking and to stir one another to love and good works. We’ll be broadcasting live from “The Twisted Bean” Coffee Shop in Powdersville, SC.
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