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Biblical Worldview Unit 1 Review

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  • What tells about the world and carries powerful ideas that help to answer questions like where did we come from? what's wrong with the world? where are we all headed?
    a big story
  • What is the role of loves in a worldview?
    show whom we believe to be the most important in the world and whom we are living for
  • What is one assumption about God that the world makes?
    It isn't possible for God to be a God of love and yet punish humans for their sins.
  • The two types of glasses people use to see the world through
    evolutionary and Biblical
  • What do people's love shape about the world?
    their views of it
  • the view that says God doesn't really rule real life, but He rules religion. He doesn't have anything to do with all the other stuff that's considered part of life
    two-story view
  • What happens to your worldview when you solely love yourself?
    it becomes distorted
  • How does a person's big story relate to the way he looks at evidence?
    a person will interpret the evidence based on the big story he believes
  • The three big points the Bible's story tells
    Creation, Fall, Redemption
  • Everyone looks at the same evidence but through different what?
    lenses
  • What are the two kinds of proof?
    experience and authority
  • What bad assumption comes from a worldview that rejects God's standards of morality and accepts things He does not?
    Everything is progressing toward better morality.
  • What bad assumption comes from a worldview in which God hasn't explained through the Bible what young people's priorities should be?
    You should always be available, at all times.
  • Through the evolutionary glasses, how are you and the world viewed?
    a very advanced ape, programmed to seek your own happiness and to protect your group, and soon enough you will die.
  • What bad assumption comes from a worldview in which God doesn't exist, so there are no supernatural and therefore, unobservable causes?
    Only observation counts as proof.
  • How can you make both your head and heart obedient?
    Love like God does (refers to the two greatest commandments)
  • Where do assumptions originate from?
    from someone's worldview (which is shaped by what we believe or who we believe in)
  • What are the different lenses that people view the world through?
    the authorities they trust, their loves and values, and their own big story
  • What the actions that worldviews are to be shaped by?
    beliefs, loves, and big stories
  • whatever really ought to convince someone else of the truth of something
    proof
  • Name some areas from your text where you can find assumptions.
    on TV, at school, through technology, in society, and with God
  • What story will distort your worldview?
    evolutionary story
  • What should the biblical worldview produce in us?
    love for God and others
  • the half-truth with which Satan tempted Adam and Eve with
    "You will be like God." (Genesis 3:5)
  • What do your loves drive about you?
    your thinking
  • What are the three parts to a worldview?
    Big story, basic beliefs and assumptions driven by what a person loves, and actions
  • What will twist our heads and hearts in the wrong directions?
    sin
  • What bad assumption comes from a worldview in which romantic love has replaced God's love as the highest and best love?
    Everyone needs a boyfriend or girlfriend to have a truly good life.
  • What is the relationship between the head and heart?
    Both are involved in virtually every decision you make. The head thinks through decisions and the heart desires which affects what someone chooses.
  • Where can you find good assumptions?
    through cultures or anywhere
  • What does the upper level of a two-story view represent?
    the area God rules, containing spiritual things like church, prayer, and Bible reading
  • Explain the evolutionary story.
    God is never mentioned. In the beginning, stuff just was. The bang expanded to become the universe. The story is still unfinished.
  • Define proof by authority.
    reliable, eyewitness testimony
  • How do you know the Bible is true?
    God was present at Creation and He spoke. Scripture also says that God "cannot lie" so His testimony alone is true.
  • an idea that people believe without trying to prove, or without even caring to prove; an idea people don't know they have
    assumption
  • Two things that are related and involved in every decision you make
    head and heart
  • Because of what, people choose not to be convinced by reasons disproving their choices?
    loves
  • Worldviews should be shaped by eventual __.
    actions
  • What does the lower level of a two-story view represent?
    where science and our senses rule because it is where we live life according to the facts we can observe
  • What is the role of authority in a worldview?
    gives people the power to direct others' understanding of the world
  • Define proof by experience.
    it is direct and personal, uses your five senses especially your eyes
  • How do stories affect both the head and the heart?
    They give ideas to the head but reach the heart because of a person's love for stories.
  • The two parts of the two-story view
    upper and lower
  • what's actually wrong or right
    morality
  • putting something on God's throne with Him; there's another god or authority, that is equal to God the Creator
    dualism
  • If you want to think the right things, you'll have to start by __ the right things.
    loving
  • How do arguments affect both the head and the heart?
    They speak to the head, but the heart's desires affect how someone responds to the arguments.
  • Things that you believe but probably never think about
    basic beliefs
  • What is the role of evidence in a worldview?
    all the pieces must be interpreted (understood) in order to build an understanding of the world
  • What story represents the biblical worldview?
    the good, big story of the Bible
  • What an individual or groups of individuals see the world through (a different lens or pair of glasses)
    worldview
  • What are worldviews called that are held by groups that result in group action?
    culture
  • Through the Biblical glasses, how are you and the world viewed?
    made in the image of God, made to glorify God, salvation is provided through Jesus Christ, death is evil which is the last enemy
  • Who is the ultimate authority and proof?
    God, as Creator