Spirituality: A Christian Worldview

Introduction

A "worldview" is a way of pondering over reality and truth. A world view is an arrangement of presuppositions which we hold about the basic make-up of our world. There is no single, endless supply of spirituality. Spirituality is a broad idea with space for many viewpoints. In general, it incorporates a feeling of association with an option that is greater than ourselves, and it typically includes a search for meaning in life. A broad, inclusive definition is: spirituality offers meaning to somebody’s life and draws one to transcend him. It is a broader idea than religion, although that is one outflow of spirituality. Other expressions incorporate prayer, meditation, interactions with others or nature, and relationship with God

or a higher power.
Spirituality implies to an experience that is thought to carry the experience into contact with the heavenly.

Waaijman states that the traditional meaning of spirituality is different and it is supposed to be a procedure of re-formation whose goal is to recoup the original shape of man, the image of God. Pluralism is a situation in which people of various social classes, religions, races are together in a general public yet keep on having their distinctive hobbies and traditions. Scientism is confidence in the universal applicability of the investigative approach and system, and the view that empirical science constitutes the most authoritative worldview or most valuable part of human learning to the exclusion of other viewpoints. Postmodernism was a development in architecture that rejected the modernist, avant garde, passion for the new. Postmodernism is a late 20th-century development characterized by broad skepticism, relativism; a general suspicion of reason; and an acute sensitivity to the part of philosophy in asserting and maintaining political and financial

power.
7 basic questions
James Sire recommended the accompanying 7 inquiries keeping in mind the end goal to focus our own particular worldview.
1. What is prime reality?
God, the divine beings, and the material universe can be considered as part of the prime reality. This answer is very fundamental and it shows the limits that need to be applied to answer the next 6 questions.
2. What is the nature of the world around us?
The world is seen from many different viewpoints.

Our answer for this question can be determined if we can see the world as to what it represents. Whether we see the world as created or autonomous, as chaotic or efficient, as matter or spirit; or whether we emphasize our subjective, personal relationship to the world or its objectivity apart from us.

3. What is a human being?

A human being is a part of this world which has been awarded with high intelligence. In the modern world, we can say that a human being is nothing but a profoundly complex machine, a resting god, a person made in the image of God, a naked ape.

4. What happens to a person at death?

As of now, we don’t know what happens after death scientifically. Using God on our side, we say that personal eradication, or transformation to a higher state, or reincarnation, or departure to a shadowy existence on "the other side1” must happen to a person at death.

5. Why is it possible to know anything at all?

We are tempted to the idea that we are made in the image of an all-knowing God or that consciousness and rationality grew under the possibilities of survival in a long procedure of development.

6. How do we know what is right and

wrong?
I would say that we are made in the image of a God whose character is great, or right and wrong are controlled by human decision alone or what feels great, or the thoughts basically grew under an impetus toward cultural or physical survival.
7. What is the meaning of human history?
The meaning of human history is to realize the reasons of God or the divine beings, to make a paradise on earth, to prepare an individual for an existence in community with an adoring and blessed God, and so forward.
Conclusion
Whether we realize it or not, worldviews are fundamental. A strong worldview gives the foundation to our moral values and comparing actions. A comprehensive world view (or worldview) is the fundamental cognitive orientation of an individual or society encompassing the entirety of the individual or society's knowledge and point of view. Our worldview gives the holistic point of view from which we translate ambiguous proof. Be that as it may, worldviews can be conscious or subconscious - consistent or inconsistent - or completely false. Therefore, an apparently rational worldview can be frightfully wrong. Indeed, even the most educated person alive can hold a false view of reality.