Christian Worldview

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Christian Worldview
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Benchmark- Gospel Essentials
The following essay will deal about the nature of God and humanity. God is the sole
omnipotent being in the whole world. The characteristics of God and the root causes of the
human problems will be discussed in this essay. The identity and works of Jesus are indeed very
crucial to develop the proper Christian worldview (Esqueda, 2014). The ways of transformation
of self and the society can happen in various ways as the Christians have addressed. The
Christian beliefs are essential in this scenario. The beliefs and values of the Christian values will
have to be assessed because it is the basic thing for the shaping of the society.
God
God has definitely existed from the time when the world was created. In the Bible, God is
looked upon as the being that is very affectionate, lovable but very strict at the same time. The
Garden of Eden had been created by God so they could live there. This was a beautiful creation
as it was vast and it was like a temple (Esqueda, 2014). God loved children very much. God is
the father and he can punish his children if they commit a sin. This is why Adam and Eve had
been punished and they were sent to the world for their sins (McGrath, 2016). God has been
characterized in several ways as he had created the world and loves the rejoice of creation. God
is also eternal and unchanging as he went on create another part of the world for the six days.
The world created by God was perfectly balanced (Anderson, 2014). This suggests that God is
omnipotent and omniscient at the same time.
Humanity
Human nature is definitely the different types of behaviors and features of the human
beings (McIntosh, 2017). As per the notions of the Christian worldview, it has been said that all

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the human beings are created in the image of the God only. So, it is quite proper that the human
beings have some features of God like love, affection, joy, creativity, sorrow, strictness and
others (McGrath, 2016). The purpose of the human life is only to enjoy and relish the life on
earth i.e. created by god. Human beings should live in the shadow of God and dedicate their lives
to praise the creation of God (Migliore, 2014). They should devote their lives by worshipping
God as well. However, the biggest problem of humanity is they are born with sins.
Jesus
The identity of the Jesus Christ is full human and full God (Anderson, 2014). He is
considered in the Bible as the son of God. Jesus Christ was a human being who lived the entire
circle of life from birth to death in this world. Also, he performed many miracles throughout his
life. He also roamed different regions to spread the word of God. He had numerous followers and
he spoke all the good things about God (Migliore, 2014). He made the ultimate sacrifice for the
human beings when he died on the Holy Cross repenting the sins of all human beings. The work
of Jesus Christ is thus very crucial for the understanding of Christian worldview indeed.
Restoration
The sins of the human beings can only be achieved through the intervention of Jesus
Christ only. The Christian worldview suggests the fact that human beings can get over from the
sins by worshipping the Holy Trinity only (Kostenberger & O'Brien, 2017). Christian salvation
process demands faith on God and grace of Jesus Christ. This is the process through which the
sins of human beings can be restored. Jesus Christ had sacrificed his mundane life to salvage the
sins of the human beings (Yarbrough, 2019). So, it is very essential that all the sinful human