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A Biblical Worldview
Hanna Perry
Liberty University School of Education
EDLC 504
Dr. Joan Cox
November 19, 2023
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A Biblical Worldview
Introduction
According to Merriam-Webster, a worldview is defined as “a particular philosophy of life
or conception of the world.” Everyone has a worldview; it is shaped by their culture, society,
experiences, and their religion or faith. A worldview shapes a person’s outlook on everything, so
it is imperative to understand one’s worldview to understand one’s decisions and rationalizations.
The integration of a biblical worldview and Chiristian philosophy into educational practice
significantly impacts pedagogy, curriculum development, and student outcomes, fostering a
holistic approach that emphasizes character formation, critical thinking, purposeful learning and
social responsibility.
Biblical Worldview
A worldview without God is a life without purpose. It is imperative in order to live a
Godly life that we, as Chiristans, allow God to seep into every aspect of our lives and truly make
God the foundation. A worldview is like someone having glasses; without glasses, things are out
of focus and blurry messes. A worldview allows people to put things into perspective (Phillips,
2008, p 4). A biblical worldview is essentially taking the teachings and principles from the Bible
and applying them to your day to day living. This is anchored in the belief that according to
scripture, God is the creator of the universe and the ultimate authority. This worldview believes
