Mitchell Claimed That Her Materialist View Leads

'biblical Worldview'. The Term Means Literally A 'view Of The World', A Biblically Informed Perspective On All Of Reality. A Worldview Is Like A Mental Map That Tells You How To Navigate The World Effectively. It Is The Imprint Of God's Objective Truth On Our Inner Life.

A Part Is Always Too Limited To Explain The Whole. You Might Picture A Worldview As Trying To Stuff The Entire Universe Into A Box. Invariably, Something Will Stick Out Of The Box. Its Categories Are Too "small" To Explain The World.

Schools Ought To Teach Students To Challenge Secular Ideologies Masquerading As Science In The Classroom.

You Don't Have To Be A Christian To Recognize That Materialism Does Not Match Reality. Materialism Is Not True To Universal Human Experience - What We All Know About Ourselves.

The Most Fundamental Decision We All Face Over The Course Of Our Lives Is What We Will Recognize As The Ultimate Reality, The Uncaused Source And Cause Of Our Existence. Everything Else In Our Worldview Depends On That Initial Decision. The Bible Speaks Of This Foundational Choice In Terms Of Who Or What We Worship. We Must All Answer The Challenge Joshua Issued To The Israelites As They Were Poised To Enter The Promised Land: "choose This Day Whom You Will Serve" (josh. 24:15).