Worldviews

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Pastors.com just posted an article from Rick Warren entitled: “Six worldviews you’re competing against.”

The thing I liked about the article was that he followed each worldview up with what the Bible has to say about it.

There was a missing link for me, though: Many people (not all) who hold these worldviews don’t take the Bible as the Word of God. At best, it’s “a book full of nice pithy statements to reinforce what I already believe.”

Where’s the bridge?

What do we say to each of these worldviews to help them consider that the Bible may something worthwhile to say?

For the sake of space, I’m just going to quote the 6 worldviews Warren listed:

1. The one with the most toys wins.
2. I’ve got to think of me first.
3. Do what feels good.
4. Whatever works for you.
5. God doesn’t exist.
6. You are your own God.

What do you think? What do we say to each of these worldviews to bridge them to the Bible?

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