Ravel 002 "Worldviews are like Navels" w/ Dr. Rhyne Putman

from ravel · host Basil Rosewater & Dr. Christopher Ryan Gates

"Worldviews are like navels; everyone has one but they rarely think about it." Basil and Christopher are joined by Dr. Rhyne Putman, Director of Worldview Formation at Williams Baptist University (among other impressive titles.) They discuss how a Christian should go about forming their worldview and the implications that may follow such an endeavor. Dr. Putman is the author of many books, most recently: When Doctrine Divides the People of God.

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