Episode 33: Christian Worldview 101

An episode of the RenewCast podcast, hosted by Renew Education, titled "Episode 33: Christian Worldview 101" was published on May 9, 2024 and runs 24 minutes.

May 9, 2024 ·24m · RenewCast

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Summary

"Christian Worldview" or "Biblical Worldview" might be one of the most overused and (as a result) misunderstood phrases spoken within Christian education circles. But because the notion behind the phrase is central to the life of the Christian school, we should continue to use it, but with greater precision and clarity. That's the goal - to bring about greater clarity and move our schools (and their surrounding communities) toward greater consistency in our use of this vital concept. #christianworldview #christianeducation

Episode Description

"Christian Worldview" or "Biblical Worldview" might be one of the most overused and (as a result) misunderstood phrases spoken within Christian education circles. But because the notion behind the phrase is central to the life of the Christian school, we should continue to use it, but with greater precision and clarity. That's the goal - to bring about greater clarity and move our schools (and their surrounding communities) toward greater consistency in our use of this vital concept. #christianworldview #christianeducation

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