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Each person, whether religious or not, has a worldview. This fact leads to inevitable differences and to the issue of worldview analysis. For Christians, it is vital to realize that apologetics must occur at the worldview level. Among Evangelicals, there are two prominent methodologies of worldview analysis: transcendental and abductive. Both methodologies point to universal human phenomena such as morality and rationality in their approach. While abductive proponents argue that the Christian worldview is the best explanation for such phenomena, transcendental proponents make the stronger…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Each person, whether religious or not, has a
worldview. This fact leads to inevitable differences
and to the issue of worldview analysis. For
Christians, it is vital to realize that apologetics
must occur at the worldview level. Among
Evangelicals, there are two prominent methodologies
of worldview analysis: transcendental and abductive.
Both methodologies point to universal human phenomena
such as morality and rationality in their approach.
While abductive proponents argue that the Christian
worldview is the best explanation for such phenomena,
transcendental proponents make the stronger claim
that it is a necessary precondition. After
establishing that abductive methodology is superior,
this book also contends that it is bolstered with a
proper framework, namely the essential, biblical
contours of redemptive history: the
creation-fall-redemption matrix. These biblical
epochs carry global significance, touching upon
humanity''s core existential issues--our origins,
predicament, and hope for a remedy. This study
applies this matrix to the worldviews undergirding
Buddhism and Islam. This book will prove useful for
those interested in apologetics, comparative religion
and worldviews.
Autorenporträt
Bryan Sims holds a Ph.D. in Christian Apologetics and Worldview
Studies from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the
pastor of Southbury Baptist Church in Connecticut. He serves as
an adjunct professor of Logic and Philosophy for Regent
University and also Christian Theology and Philosophy for
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.