BJU BW Unit 1 Review

Which of the following is NOT the response of humanism/society to opposing viewpoints?

God’s full disclosure of Himself to mankind

Process of society turning away from religion/faith in anything supernatural

Evidence based strictly on facts and not on personal knowledge, opinions, or desired outcome

One who seeks to prove Christianity as truth by presenting objective evidence

Proof using reason or rational explanation

Proof using sensory experiences (see, hear, smell, taste); also defined as scientific data

Distinct and set apart; nonconformity to the world

What are the three ingredients of a worldview?

A reasonable defense of the Christian faith against objections

A worldview can be best described as a __________.

What is at the center of a person, determining beliefs and behaviors?

Our greatest purpose is to contribute to society.

Everyone has a worldview

Pertaining to the world and not religion; non-religious

Organized system of assumptions and values that is the foundation for how one lives

CFR Question: "Who am I?" "What is my purpose?" refers to...

Providing influence; impacting the world

Everyone's worldview begins with the "lens" of their values and beliefs.

A special revelation of God to man through His spoken and written word

No organization can exist without values of some kind.

Secular academia has a moral majority of biblical worldviews.

Maximizing the materials of the world for man's ideal use is

Everyone's presupposition guides the way he views evidence.

Evidence can be used to support a biblical worldview.

God’s revelation of Himself to man through Creation, providence, and conscience

The societal demand for all parties to unconditionally accept the views & values of others

According to the notes, why would someone reject a biblical worldview?

Prior knowledge that is self-evident

The belief that one can separate faith and facts into completely opposing viewpoints.

What is a larger story with smaller stories inside?

The Fall affected BOTH man and nature.

Who said, "I think, therefore I am."

Often a non-biblical worldview identifies a biblical sin as simply a choice.

"Evidence" based on someone’s personal knowledge, opinions, and desires

To protect the faithful, a Christian must abandon the culture.

A biblical worldview begins with acknowledging that it is based on evidence.

Worldview apologetics doesn't deny evidence but doesn't assume a neutral position on God’s Word

Dividing something into two opposing parts

CFR Question: "How has sin affected God's creation?" refers to...

A biblical worldview recognizes that ...

There are biblical faithful ways to view evidence.

CFR Question: "What is the remedy?" refers to...

What should be the result of a biblical worldview? (3rd ingredient)

Evidence has no place in the life of a Christian's defense of his faith.