RLGN 105 Quiz 2
RLGN 105 Quiz 2 Defining Worldview
Covers the Learn material from Module 2: Week 2.
- Ryken finds the resonance of the concept of “worldview” in the church to be surprising and odd.
- The question of Origin is seeking to know the Founder of the worldview?
- A worldview can be presented as a story or a set of presuppositions
- The basic biblical doctrine of the “Trinity” is that the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are/is:
- God has spoken to us both in the general revelation of ________________ and in the special revelation of his Word.
- The Christian worldview begins with the existence of God.
- Worldviews are inherently anti-religious in nature.
- Worldviews always work together, regardless of the differences.
- Asking a person how they answer the 5 Worldview Questions is an excellent way to determine their worldview.
- At times people may see a difference between our functional worldview and our theoretical worldview
- According to the Ryken, not all Christians have a clear understanding of the Christian worldview.
- The term “Worldview” first appeared in the philosophical writings of:
- According to Ryken, the value of having a Christian worldview—is to see the world the way that culture sees it.
- The conflict of worldviews calls Christians to thoughtful cultural engagement
- Ryken states that “the main theme of Scripture is________________’
- A worldview helps one see the big picture about:
- How people choose to do things reveals their worldview, but how they respond to situations does not.
- According to Ryken, Worldview is a matter of the:
- Because humans do not know everything, we must conclude that all truth is relative.
- According to Ryken, “Ideally, a worldview is a _____________________ framework of beliefs and convictions”.
- If people in the church do not think Christianly, it is hardly surprising that they do not live Christianly, either.
- The question of Origin addresses the question, “what culture did I grow up in?”
- According to Ryken, his book is written explicitly for Christians, but that it may also help non-Christians understand the way Christians look at the world.
- The concept of the “Trinity” is shared by other monotheistic worldview such as Judaism and Islam.
- Christianity arms the existence of absolute truth.