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Thesis Statement: Biblical Worldview is how we view reality or
the world and make it a foundation or framework of it to
understand how we see the world and life.
I. Introduction
A. Christian’s worldview is that we must serve and love God
whole heartly.
B. Our worldview as a Christian can change to how we respond
to certain situation or events. It allows and gives us the
chance to respond through the eyes of God’s word with the
trust of God’s wisdom.
II. Biblical Worldview
A. Focus on biblical worldview but pays small attention how biblical
worldview develop.
B. Biblical worldview is seen as a framework about life which is the
submission to God.
C. People have different types of worldviews. This worldview is
spiritual orientation, cognition and through the course of life.
III. Christian Philosophy of Education
A. Some people in the world today feel like learning and
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faith should be separated.
B. Understanding of life and creation starts with the
creator (God).
IV. Implication of Education Practice
A. Christian educator can adopt a parabolic approach.
Educators can plan a parabolic setup where learning
uncomfortable truths can be possible (Newell 2018).
B. Educator can mentor in dangerous territory Truth has
the power to make itself known eventually, even where
context seems to have silenced it (Newell 2018).
C. Educator can conduct a systematic review. When you
accept the reality of self-deception to help
understanding the failure of one’s teaching.
V. Conclusion
We as educators can teach the children in a classroom setting or wherever
we are to be like Jesus. We Cn teach them how to love and respect others. We can
teach how to be a leader and help show love in the world. Like I said we all have a
Biblical worldview, but it should be to following Christ and always live a Christian
life. Educators that are true believes and know with God all things are possible so
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Emerging Adults Pages 285-306 | Published online: 17 Sep 2020
https://doi-org.ezproxy.liberty.edu/10.1080/10656219.2020.1816517
Esqueda, Octavio Javier. (04 March 2014). Worldview: The Christian Higher Education
Foundation For Learning: Pages 91-100
https://doi-org.ezproxy.liberty.edu/10.1080/15363759.2014.872495
Newell, Ted. Undeceiving Ourselves: Implications of Self-Deception for Teaching
Christian Education Journal; Glen Ellyn Vol. 16, Iss. 2, (Aug 2019):
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Holy Bible. New International Version. 1978.
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