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The concern, I think, is that if a (single) worldview is pointed to as "Christian," it will homogenize the beautiful diversity that exists within the body of Christ.
I, however, tend to think that there is indeed such a thing as a Christian worldview. We might possibly describe it, as follows, by adopting (and adapting) a metaphor of Michael Polanyi's:
A Christian worldview is what emerges when all the noise of reality is heard as the polyphonic symphony of God in Christ.
1 comment:
Not a bad definition.
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