My Worldview analysis essay
Peter J. Carter Jr.
GOVT 200 D13, , 201740
My understanding of they way process philosophy (socialism)is as follows. To
understand how socialism is affecting this country one must first understand how socialism
works, thinks and its beliefs as a society First off, socialism try to make all men “equal” so to
speak by doing this you think they mean to raise society up to all be on the same level and if that
were true (and possible) it would be a great boon to all mankind buts sadly its not. No, Socialism
tries to make society equal by bring the middle and upper class down to meet the lowest of the
low class so in the end society is equal and is at an all time low except the all-powerful Socialist
government they all thrive at the very top of society while the rest lives in the dregs of poverty.
At first glance people don’t realize socialism for what it really is, they only look at what it
promised to give them, and in the end when society didn’t get what they wanted from the
government they see socialism for what it really is, but by that point its too late for anyone to do
anything about it. One of the first things you must do to avoid that situation is you must first of
understand how socialism started and started and is flourishing today in America. Socialism is
something that go strongly with the idea of big government so much so that socialism would be
impossible without big government socialism's biggest enemy is a Judeo-Christian worldview
because the Judeo-Christian worldview stands against the socialistic idea so much so that before
socialism can prosper so much so that it must first break down the Judeo-Christian part of
society. we see it many times throughout history, one instance in early 1930s Hitler and his new
Neo-Nazi socialistic government burned many Christian books and started to remove many
Christian ideas out of their society. Socialism also tries to break down a cohesive family unit
because socialism thrives on a chaotic Society. An example in this is when America tried to take
Dad out of the home, they tried this idea all through the 70s 80s and late 90s that's when things
started to take a turn for the worse. In the early 2000s when the statistics came in that drug
addiction was up, alcohol addiction was up, cigarette addiction was up, and all manner of
horrendous crimes was a significant percent. Then the big Epiphany came, America started to
realize, Hey maybe the family unit does need Dad and so a huge backtrack started within the
American government in the early 2000 all manner of civil programs started to try and reinsert a
father back into the family they are still trying to fix this problem today, you see billboards that
read “Every home needs a Dad” and thing of that ilk you here it on radio commercials they’ve
even made movies about it. But by the time they started to turn around the damage had already
been done, almost an entire generation had been scarred by this mistake and we are still feeling
the repercussions of it today. Another example of socialism on the rise is the changing of the
democratic party to a socialistic mindset we see it in today. We see it today one of the leading
members of the democratic party running on the democratic ticket was a proclaimed socialist and
if that doesn’t worry many people it worries me. Another way the socialism dominates is the
removal of God in society which is perilous to say the least Glenn R. Martin says and I quote
“What are the intellectual consequences of concluding that there is no God? They are
inescapable.” (Martin,2006). We also see the shakiness in the current economic status of the
government which is speaks volumes in the way in which socialism tries to destabilize society
Ferdon states “A society’s economic substructure is also the materialistic base on which the
superstructure rests” (Ferdon,2014). So we see the ways socialism tries to do to invade a country
and we find ourselves more ready and prepared because we realize the way in which it operates
and find ourselves better prepared to face the challenges its presents us.
References
Ferdon, Gai (2014). Constitutional Government and Free Enterprise. Dubuque, IA.: Kendall
Hunt Publishing
Martin, Glenn (2006). Prevailing Worldviews of Western Society Since 1500. Marion, Indiana:
Triangle Publishing.
