Gned 101- Now

Questions worldview answers

• Origin, identity, meaning, morality, desting

• Pizza hut and why the pres is a jurk

• What is the point, work why, school why, and Christ why

It is recognizing and evaluating opinions and so called evidencereflecting on the meaning and significance of statements and ideastests rationality of statements and ideas

• Critical thinker

• Noncontradiction

Despair, meaninglessness, quotes "The Raven" Poe-no center - nothingness = _______

A desire for wealth and material possessions with little interest in ethical or spiritual matters         a society devoid of absolute truth, no spiritual anchor         seeking satisfaction and meaning in possessions

• Materialsm

• Hedonism

• Pagmatism

• Subjectivism

The doctrine that practical consequences are the criteria of knowledge and meaning and value       a utilitarian philosophical belief that the end justifies the means       focus on intentions rather than right and wrong

• Pagmatism

• Subjectivism

• Hedonism

• Materialism

Regarding humans as the central element of the universe, interpreting reality exclusively in terms of human values and experience; man centered

• Syncretism

• Nihilism

• Anthropocentricism

• Theocentricism

We borrow things from each worldview; to borrow or borrow from each worldview

• Nihilism

• Syncreitsm

• Anthropocentricism

• Theocentricism

Criteria for a valid worldview

• Coherent, adequate, relevant

• Lipstick and rouge

• What ever one wants to think

• Cretion, fall, redemption

Having God as the focal point of thoughts, interests, and feelings; God centered

• Anthropocentric

• Nihilism

• Syncretism

• Theocentric

1. the doctrine that all religions truth is derived from a study of natural processes and not from revelaton2.  the doctrine that there is no God; God does not exist3. man is the central focus of decision making4. god and the world are the same thing5. god exists, was the creator, involved with creation6. God is the creator not involved

• Atheism, pantheism, theism, secualr humanism, deism, naturalism

• Naturalism, deism, humanism, theism, atheism, pantheism

• Naturalism, atheism, secualr humanism, pantheism, theism, deism

• None of the above

• All of the above

The ethical doctrine holding that only what is pleasant or has pleasant consequences is intrinsically good      pleasure and pain according to human condition      puruit of pleasure and pain, comfort, saftey and security

• Subjectivism

• Hedonism

• Materialism

• Pagmatism

Critical thinkers are/do not

• Dont blindly adhere to tradition

• Clarification of terms; explore the ideas of many sides of an issue

• Refuse to use manipulation, fallacies in the arguments of others; learn from experiences of others

• Pretend to know what they do not know; constantly evaluate their own beliefs, values and opinions

• Eat sticky buns and think about what nothingness means

An idea cannot be both true and false at the same time in the same way =  _________

Frame work of a biblical world view

• Coherent, adequate, and relevant

• Origin identity meaning morality

• Creation, fall, redemption

• All of the above