Elements of a Christian Worldview
Digital Verbum Edition
Overview
The intriguing exploration of how our faith applies to every area of our lives. Each chapter is written by a different author who discusses how faith interacts with an academic discipline, everyday life issue, or cultural issue. It encourages you to think about and cement your own worldview according to God’s truths.
- Examines the nature and elements of worldviews
- Surveys major worldviews
- Explores related topics including diversity, ritual, and human nature
- Elements of a Christian Worldview
- The Role of the Bible in Shaping a Christian Worldview
- Voices From the Past: Historical Attempts to Shape a Christian Worldview
- The Christian and Natural Science
- A Perspective on Human Nature
- Work
- Entering Into “Divine Rest”: Toward a Christian View of Leisure
- The Ethics of Being: Character, Community, Praxis
- Music From the Heart of Faith
- The Place of Literature in a Christian Worldview
- Christians and the Entertainment Media Culture
- Politics for Christians (and Other Sinners)
Michael D. Palmer is the Dean of the School of Divinity at Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia. In addition to numerous scholarly articles, he has published two books: Elements of a Christian Worldview (1998) and Names, Reference, and Correctness in Plato’s Cratylus (1989). Palmer has extensive experience at teaching university-level courses in moral theory, social ethics, applied ethics, and philosophy of religion. He also has considerable experience conducting professional workshops and seminars for educators in subjects relating to religion and ethics.