Worksheetsworldview summer 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
Definition of worldview:
The truth of God's word that you learn from the Bible and at church.
The set of moral and values that you acquire while growing to adulthood.
The set of beliefs people use to interpret the world and which guide their choices and behaviors.
The viewpoint when reading a book.
Which part of the tree best represents "worldview"?
Trunk
Branches
Roots
Foliage
What 3 questions does every worldview have to answer?
how it started
what went wrong
how will it be fixed
Is there a god
who is he
what does he want
how did it start
when did it start
how will it end
what happens when you die?
where do you go when you die?
How will it matter?
4 things that come out from a person worldview
Ideas
Actions
Religion
Purpose
creation
fall
redemption
conclusion
Beliefs
values
behavior
consequences
How did it start
What went wrong
How can it be fixed
What to do now
Who has a worldview?
Only those who believe in God
Only those who would consider themselves 'religious'
Everyone
Only Christians have a worldview
The best way to determine a persons worldview is…
To see what religion they belong to
What they say is most important to them
What they watch and listen to
By their actions
From the bottom to the top give each word
1. Biggest blank=
2. roots=
3. Trunk=
4. Branches=
5. Fruit=
Bible
Belief
Ideas
Values
Decisions
Worldview
Consequences
Values
Behavior
Beliefs
Worldview
Beliefs
Values
Behavior
Consequences
Worldview
God
Jesus
Holy Spirit
Bible
What picture/illustration did I compare worldview to in the powerpoint?
Glasses
different religions
fruit
movies
Where does worldview come from?
Our Family
Our religion
Social Media
All the above
In the picture of the castles why were Christians losing the battle of worldviews?
Weaker castle
Less people
Defenseless
Focused on wrong things
Jesus said that you can tell a person by their __________?
Fruit
Knowledge
What they say
The way they dress
all the above
How important is worldview?
Only later in life
Most important thing in life
Not really
All the above
In our discussion cheating is not the real problem in school. What is the real problem?
a persons beliefs and values that have them choose to do it
Not have enough rules to stop it
Making test difficult causing people to want to cheat
Not having open book tests
What was the genocide in Rwanda an example of?
How saying you are a Christian doesnt meant your worldview has changed
People are evil
Religion creates more problems
Everyone has racial/tribal issues
What was the purpose of doing the puzzle?
To see how people work together
To show how difficult puzzles are
To show that how peoples beliefs and values don't always connect
To show that the Bible has all the answers
