What Christians can do in a world of cultures in conflict? :: Religion

What Christians can do in a introduction of cultures in conflict?The main topic of this book is worldview. Whats worldview? Its not easy to find completed answer. There is a myth like that. tabby of Siam was surprise about story of Dutch embassador that in winter elephant could walk on river. Its hard for King of Siam living in the tropics to believe. The Kings worldview could not suffer him to accept this. The aim of this book is to help reader will amplification a break out understanding of his own worldview. This book seems not kindle for me at the first time I read. However, I realized that sometimes I had asked myself such challenges. After chapter 2 I gradually understand. In chapter 3 tell about the profane world view. It core the world without God and spirits. The backup tell about modernists thought. Some of these argon Ludwig Feuerbach (1804 - 1872) he said humanity created God. Another one is psychologist Richard Gregorg said that organic structure is hardware and mind is software. The other is human is consider a biologic mechanism. Sometime I surprise with assumption from it. This non-answer question I asked myself sometimes. The rest of chapter 3 tells about community, value (ethic), Marxism and why the secular worldview influences around the world, and the imperfect. In community, the worth of each member is more definitive than that of family and social responsibilities. Laws and honest values are based upon man-made assumption. The Marxisms view is nix remains exactly the same or the new generation is better than previous generations. According to this, communism is better than capitalism. Next, the reason why secular worldview influences most the world is affecting the economy and technological development. Therefore, this affects the country stinting in specially. However, this worldview has some weakness. The secular worldview has result in major scientific develop but it has failed to provide answer to some of the basis que stion of human life.In chapter 4 tell about the traditional worldview. I read this chapter very quickly because I live in a traditional worldview. This chapter compares secular and traditional worldview. For example, persons soul is orthogonal which differ to Western worldview. In traditional worldview community or social club is more important than individual desires. I always believe that important decisions are made by the community as a totally and age is important and respect. However, some thought is not up to realize such as the viewing time of traditional worldview.