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Research Paper: Critical Thinking Assignment
Branda Arnold
School of Education, Liberty University
RLGN104: Christian Life and Biblical Worldview
Dr. Marvin Harris
August 18, 2023
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Research Paper: Critical Thinking Assignment
There are many ways in which two worldviews may have similarities and differences.
Some may be more evident than others. The following paragraphs are comparing similarities and
differences between a Biblical worldview and a Secular Humanism worldview.
The Question of Origin:
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the
creator of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
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Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
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Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
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power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
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2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
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worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
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Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
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The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
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(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
lOMoARcPSD|27885836
63
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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201
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
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Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
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does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
A person with a Biblical worldview believes what the Bible states, that God is the creator
of all things seen and unseen (Colossians 1:16). A person who follows Secular
Humanism believes that matter has always existed and evolution (Halverson, 2021). A similarity
is that both are a religion, Christianity and Humanism. Both have a theology. Both use a fish as a
religious symbol (Noebel, 1996).
The Question of Identity:
While the Biblical worldview believes that God made man in His image (Genesis 1), the
Secular Humanism worldview believes that man created God in their image (Halverson, 2021).
The Bible says in Genesis 2 and Psalm 8 that man was created to reign over all the earth. Secular
Humanism believes that humans and animals are equal due to evolution (Weider & Gutierrez,
2013). Like the Biblical worldview, Secular Humanism believes humans have free will to be and
do whatever they want (Stenmark, 2022).
The Question of meaning/purpose:
The Biblical worldview believes Genesis 1:28. Humans are to “be fruitful and multiply”.
Humanists believe human lives don’t have to have meaning and that purpose and meaning are
illusions (Stenmark, 2022). A similarity here is that some Humanists do believe life has meaning
and purpose.
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The Question of Morality:
Those with a Biblical worldview seek answers on morality in Scripture. The Bible is
clear in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Galatians 5:19-21 about what is considered immoral behavior.
Secular Humanism believes that humans are inherently good and humanity doesn’t need a higher
power to explain morality (Halverson, 2021). Even though it comes from different belief
systems, both worldviews recognize the need for moral values.
The Question of Destiny:
The Biblical worldview can easily answer the question of destiny by simply reading the
Scriptures. In Jeremiah, it is explained that God knows everyone before they are conceived, they
are set apart, and He has a plan for all. There is hope and a future in Christ. Secular Humanism
does not believe in life after death. Good deeds done during life is all that will live on after death
(Weider & Gutierrez, 2013). While the Bible says works alone is not enough for salvation, both
worldviews recognize the need for good works and influence on others to leave a positive mark
on the world.
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Halverson, D. (2021, October 6). Secularism. The Traveling Team.
https://www.thetravelingteam.org/articles/secularism-overview Nelson, T.
(2011). Holy Bible: New King James Version. Thomas Nelson.
Noebel, D. (1996). The Religion of Secular Humanism. Center for Inquiry.
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https://cdn.centerforinquiry.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/26/1996/10/22155807/p09.pdf
Stenmark, M. (2022). Secular worldviews: Scientific naturalism and secular humanism.
European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 14(4).
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Weider, L., & Gutierrez, B. (2013). Finding Your Worldview: Thinking Christianly about the
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