Christianity Worldview Research Paper

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The account of creation is something that is extremely important in the Christianity worldview. It not only shows that our creator is thoughtful and wise in all that he does, but it shows that he is more powerful than one can even imagine. When God was creating the earth he made sure that everything happened in the order that it needed to so that everything in creation would fall into place. As God created all that is around people today he knew what would happen to his creation in the future. Even though he knew how the snake would deceive Eve, and how Adam and Eve would eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which would ultimately bring sin into the world, God called his creation good. He states this in Genesis 1:10, “God called

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