Sentences with phrase «biblical worldview»

I like the more biblical worldview here on this site.

Cultures that readily identify with biblical worldviews find it easier to read the Bible (including the laws of Leviticus) not just as historical fact but as relevant instruction for daily conduct.

«if you call yourself a Christian College then you have to be clear as to what behavior is expected on campus, Christian behavior and you must stand by a solid conservative Biblical Worldview, or don't claim to be a Christian college.»

Informed thinking is essential to developing and maintaining a healthy biblical worldview and faith as well as being able to have productive dialogue with those who espouse other beliefs.»

Creationists can now bring their kids to their own state - of - the - art museum — with computer - generated effects and life - size displays — where they can gawk at dinosaur bones and hear about how the Tyrannosaurus fits into a literalistic biblical worldview.

Dan is the founder of the Nehemiah Institute, a nonprofit ministry providing biblical worldview training and worldview assessment programs.

«Every Muslim we meet is living with a far more biblical worldview than most Western Christians have,» says John.

If you are going to call yourself a Christian College then you have to be clear as to what behavior is expected on campus, Christian behavior and you must stand by a solid conservative Biblical Worldview, or don't claim to be a Christian college.

But who determines whose place is whose in a land where, in the biblical worldview, the sole owner is God?

New research from Barna Group has revealed that only 17 per cent of U.S. Christians who consider their faith important to them actually have a biblical worldview.

EVERYTHING fits within the Biblical worldview perfectly, and it is the best explanation for the world and universe around us.

They taught this was the clear teaching of Scripture and this view of the universe was the biblical worldview.

«Right below the surface, every Muslim in the Middle East is living with what I would say is a far more biblical worldview than most Western Christians have — a world that is full of the demonic,» says John.

I remember attending an apologetics camp in which I was reminded of the importance of building my house on the solid rock of a biblical worldview... or else the surging floods of the «wisdom of the age» would wash my faith away.

At the other extreme are Christians who eagerly participate in worldly culture without giving a thought to whether it is compatible with a Biblical worldview.

Research by the Barna group in the United States of America in 2004 found that 49 % of Protestant pastors did not have a biblical worldview.

As business / charitable activities has led me into relationships with the Eastern Orthodox Church, Father P ***, Bish S **** introduced as Father («call no man father») as well as church leaders I see very ill informed laiety (some exceptions), with a biblical worldview supplanted by a cultural denominational world view.The concept of Grace is overwhelmed by works, sacraments, membership.

So for those of us who are committed to a biblical worldview, what the Bible says on a subject is of great importance to us.

Unlike Bultmann's demythologizing and dismantling of the biblical worldview and Tillich's culture - correlated philosophy of religion — they and a few others were the «canon» in those days (the sixties)-- in Barth's work I found a theology that spoke to the heart and one also presented in a provocative, passionate, and personal way.

The Atlanta - based 33 - year - old's latest album «Talented Xth» champions not just a picture of Christian salvation but also focuses on education, relationships and social change - all filtered through a biblical worldview.

Among other things, it found that only 17 percent of Christians have what the researchers consider a biblical worldview.

The goal is to get everyone on the same page, to come up with one consistent, coherent, and comprehensive «biblical worldview» so that we can confidently proclaim that God indeed has an opinion about everything, including politics, economics, theology, science, and sex.

But if you toss out the foundation of the biblical worldview, you may as well toss out the whole Bible.

«Oh, well, you just believe that because you don't have a biblical worldview.

I almost didn't put this item in the list because I am about as uneasy with the concept of a «biblical worldview» as I am with the concept of «biblical literacy.»

Pretty much everything I have said above about biblical literacy can also be said about gaining a biblical worldview.

Once, about 7 years ago, I was in this ongoing email dialogue with this kid, Andrew, who was pretty resistant to any biblical worldview but also liked to debate me about it.

That's what makes the discrepancy between the percentage of people who consider themselves to be Christian — more than seven out of every 10 — and those who have a biblical worldview — just one out of every 10 — so alarming.

Biblical literacy leads to a Biblical worldview, however I can see where people might differ in their understanding of what this worldview should be.

That includes evangelicals (among whom he holds a 55 % to 2 % lead over Clinton); non-evangelical born again Christians (he has a 49 % to 31 % lead among them); those who attend a Protestant church (47 % to 32 % lead); adults who claim to have a biblical worldview (57 % to 30 % margin); people who believe that absolute moral truth exists (48 % to 37 % preference for Trump); and those who consider themselves to be theologically conservative (60 % for Trump, 28 % for Clinton).

He criticized Bultmann and other demythologizers for demeaning the biblical worldview in the course of adapting Christianity to a modern one: «We ought not to overlook the fact that this particular worldview contained a number of features which the primitive community used cautiously but quite rightly in its witness to Jesus Christ.»

No one can actually define it, and among those who try, they tend to use the concept of a biblical worldview to ignore or condemn those with whom they disagree.

What this communicates to the world is that part of having a biblical worldview is saying hateful things about people, celebrating violence, and ridiculing liberals for their concern for the poor.

I was elected president of the Bible Club in high school, and in college I minored in biblical studies at a college famous for teaching students to analyze the world with a «biblical worldview.»

And according to a Barna Group research report (Dec 2004, I think), 49 % of Protestant pastors in the USA did not have a biblical worldview.

My concern is that, for Summit (and many evangelical organizations like Summit), it no longer matters whether or not a person has a truly «biblical worldview;» as long as he or she is a Republican, evangelicals will provide a platform.

I would urge the followers of evolution to actually study the purported evidence and look at it in the light of the evolution worldview and then again in the light of the Biblical worldview.

I held theologians and apologists in the highest regard, and I attended a Christian college in an effort get all my facts straight regarding a biblical worldview.

I would challenge anyone to explain how the evidence fits the evolution worldview better than the Biblical worldview.

They take knowledge that their fundy forebears mocked — about dinosaurs, the Ice Age and so on — and weave it into their biblical worldview.

Once again, the biblical worldview is confirmed, human reasoning is dethroned, and the altar call is repeated.

But it makes perfect sense in a biblical worldview:» Note that the word mystery is a bad word — something a foolish Darwinian would fall for — whereas the mystery is readily solved in this biblio - scientific world.

A further theological problem for AiG is that it seems to think that the move away from its «biblical worldview» explains all wars and suffering — as if the Fall has to do with the loss of a worldview, not the human condition of sin.