Inklings on Philosophy and Worldview - Dominguez, Matthew
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How Can You Know What to Believe? Matthew Dominguez brings a fresh, accessible, and philosophical approach to worldview, nurturing honest and honoring conversations between people of all beliefs along their faith journeys. He examines faith through the lens of the spiritual and the material--the two basic elements needed to grasp the nature of reality--as he explores the four major worldviews: idealism, materialism, monism, and theism. This three-part book will: * Unpack the concepts that dictate each individual's worldview. * Explain the four philosophic worldviews and their foundational…mehr

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How Can You Know What to Believe? Matthew Dominguez brings a fresh, accessible, and philosophical approach to worldview, nurturing honest and honoring conversations between people of all beliefs along their faith journeys. He examines faith through the lens of the spiritual and the material--the two basic elements needed to grasp the nature of reality--as he explores the four major worldviews: idealism, materialism, monism, and theism. This three-part book will: * Unpack the concepts that dictate each individual's worldview. * Explain the four philosophic worldviews and their foundational elements. * Invite readers to explore Christ as the fullness of reality and move beyond philosophy and religion into a meaningful and personal relationship with Christ. Matthew Dominguez introduces students to a revolutionary approach to understanding the world through a Christ-centered, biblical worldview with a call to discipleship. His insights empower readers to change the way they think and talk about worldview, helping them to make their faith their own by knowing what they believe and why.
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Matthew Dominguez is an educational trainer, speaker, and teacher and has studied at Houghton College in New York and Keble College in Oxford, and received his masters from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Currently, he is a philosophy, literature, and discipleship teacher and the adventure club director at Wheaton Academy in West Chicago, Illinois. With over twenty-five years of teaching experience and Kingdom community-building experience, he is passionate about the exciting journey of equipping students and leaders to make their faith their own by knowing what they believe and why they believe it. It is his deep joy to be on this grand adventure of Kingdom building and loving others with his wife, Jennifer, and four children, Anna, Elijah, Olivia, and Ivy.