Word Finder - worldview

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One's personal view of the world and how one interprets it.

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The totality of one's beliefs about reality.

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A general philosophy or view of life.

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The Elizabethan worldview differs from a modern worldview.

One must have a holistic worldview, encompassing all the issues.

She is currently doing empirical work into the way the popular arts shape the worldview of young people today.

Few scientists, even those with a mechanistic worldview, would deny that human beings possess consciousness or free will.

He has been a strong and decisive leader with a coherent worldview that was evident even during the 2000 presidential campaign.

Only a presentation of the Bahá'í Faith that is fully congruent with the Buddhist worldview is likely to succeed in any mayor way.

In many respects, he is a manifestation of the classical, humanist, pagan worldview.

In the 20th century, that monistic materialist worldview began to change.

Of course the advantage of a rationalist worldview is that you always feel is if you are in control.

Medieval Minds, Changing Minds, Minds and Machines and Modern Minds help pupils to get inside the worldview of people in the past.

Orthodox Christian doctrine depends, in part, on holding a suitable worldview.

Pray that Christians will (a) prioritize their work; (b) develop a Christian worldview.

Resistance to a worldview based on hierarchy and difference should not lead us to dismiss it as a kind of ethics, however.

Wild Frontier is a superb American youth ministry site with useful articles on everything from hip-hop to faith development to teaching a Biblical worldview.

I do n't like the Christian worldview any better.

Forms could be used, but content of those forms had to be replaced with true worldview perspectives.

The first task of the process of positive deconstruction, then, is to identify the underlying worldview.

The Objectivist worldview can provide a context to the economic insights of the Austrian economists.

Instead, marketers should tell " great stories " about their products that pander to consumers ' self-regard and worldview.

In fact simply having a worldview with no means to engage in struggle is worse than useless.

Wild Frontier is a superb American youth ministry site with useful articles on everything from hip-hop to faith development to teaching a biblical worldview.

The list of problems with the Islamic worldview simply roll on and on and on.

It is true that a toddler's worldview can be expanded at such a young age.

Will all of the books have a Christian worldview or will you introduce other world views in your teaching?

We have a hard time seeing this world without scarcity because we are firmly planted in the worldview of scarcity.

With Christian homeschooling you can minimize a humanistic worldview but you will not be able to completely eradicate all influences of it on your child.

It eliminates the stress of deciding what to include in a curriculum or having to create materials, lessons and activity worksheets with a Christian worldview.

Choose from over 150 accredited classes with a Christian worldview for ages ranging from preschool to high school.

Liberal arts studies are intended to teach students to think critically, incorporate a broad spectrum of experience and worldview into their studies, and explore a wide variety of subject areas.

As with on-campus, brick-and-mortar classes, the online degree programs are taught from a Christian worldview.

Here reappear all the characteristic points of Fechner's " worldview " - the panpsychism, the universal parallelism with the identi.

This revolution in the worldview is no longer the possession of philosophers and scholars, but the multitude accepts it in part.