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| Worldview Answers What Questions? |
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Origin
Identity
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Morality
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| origin: how did life begin, where did I come from? |
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| identity: what does it mean to be a human? Am I more important than animals? |
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| meaning: why are we here? |
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| morality: what is meant by right and wrong, how should I live? |
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| destiny: is there life and judgment after death? |
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| a framework of life, basis for your moral decision making, the way we view the World and make value judgments about life. |
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| Criteria for Christian/Community service |
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| must not receive money, academic credit or scholarship, must be non-profit organization (hospitals, nursing homes are exceptions) |
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| Hours required per semester |
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| When may Christian/Community service be completed-one CSER requirement for each full-time semester that they are a student- |
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| (8 semesters), one may be completed each summer to get ahead |
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| it is the STUDENT’S responsibility to turn in-blue form |
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| US Constitutional Amendment IV (4) |
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| right of people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effect against unreasonable searches and seizures |
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| all persons born or naturalized in US shall not be deprived of life liberty or property without due process of law or deny protection |
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| "good death”-practice of ending the life of an individual suffering from a terminal illness or an incurable condition, as by lethal injection or the suspension of extraordinary medical treatment |
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| Euphemisms for Euthanasia |
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| Death with Dignity Dying Gracefully “Compassion in Dying” “Planned Death” Good Death Physician-Assisted Suicide |
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| head of Hemlock Society, wrote Dying with Dignity |
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| Dr. Death, Assisted Suicide Pioneer |
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| persistent vegetative state, taken off life support in 1976 and lived 10 more years |
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| suffered severe brain damage in 1990 and finally taken off life support and feeding tube in 2005 and died |
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| Five Arguments to Support Euthanasia |
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| 1. Choice (right to die) 2. Control (control your destiny) 3. Compassion (alleviate suffering) 4. Cash (cost for family, pressure from insurance company) 5. Capable (because they can) |
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| All organizations of the world say NO |
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| argument against Euthanasia |
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| Biblical View of Euthanasia |
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| Man is created in image of God, human life is sacred, God is sovereign over life and death, bible condemns the taking of life, our body and spirit belong to God, God has a purpose even if we don’t understand it, suffering has a place in God’s economy, as a result of the fall, death is inevitable |
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| Percentage of Abortion because of Rape or Incest |
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| The only real things exist in the natural world |
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God exists, was the creator of the world and is personally and intimately involved with His creation.
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| God and the Universe are the same thing. God operates through natural law but can and does intervene in the affairs of mankind |
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| Homosexual Myths: They qualify for minority status |
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| They have never been denied the right to vote. |
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| God is the creator of the world but cannot and does not exist. Miracles don't exist. |
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| Homosexual Myths: Homosexuals compose 10% of population |
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| Studies show about 1-2 percent of the population are homosexual. |
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| Homosexual Myth: Homosexuality is genetically determined |
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No conclusive scientific evidence that this is true
Converted homosexuals invariably say that the lifestyle they led was a personal choice |
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| Homosexual Myth: Homosexual Living is a happy, healthy lifestyle. |
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AIDS is most prevalent among gay men and is rising rapidly among lesbians
Monogamy among homosexuals is the exception not the norm.
Studies show that about 9% of homosexuals live only to the age of 65 |
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| Biblical References Against Homosexuality |
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Genesis 1-11
Leviticus 18:22-“Do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman; that is detestable.”
Romans 1:26, 27-Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even their women exchanged natural relations for unnatural ones. In the same way the men also abandoned natural relations with women and were inflamed with lust for one another. Men committed indecent acts with other men, and received in themselves the due penalty for their perversion. |
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| Image is like God and Special because: |
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| Speech, Choice, Reason, Aestheticism |
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| Gender Games as A result of the Fall |
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The Hide and Seek Game
The Blame Game
The Boss Game
The too much work Game |
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| Consequences of Immoral Sex (Physical) |
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| Unplanned Pregnancy & STDS |
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| Bible Verses for Immoral Sex |
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| Proverbs 5:11, 1 Corinthians 6:18 |
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| Sex is more than a physical act |
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| Emotional Consequences from Immoral Sex |
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a. Guilt – Proverbs 5:11-14
b. Unwanted memories – Psalm 51:3
c. Feeling “dirty”
d. Anxiety and depression
e. Fear of Disease
f. Comparing sexual partners |
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| Social Stigmas from Immoral Sex |
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| Spiritual/Moral Immoral Sex Issues |
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a. Weakened conscience and moral resolve
b. Alienation from God – 1 Corinthians 6:9,10
c. Hindrance to fruitfulness in the Christian life
d. Less effective churches |
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| Sex that centers around an event |
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| Sex that involves commitment |
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| Bible Verse that says marriage is between a man and a woman: |
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| Genesis 1:27, 28; 2:21-24; Matt 19:4,5 |
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| the prejudice that members of one race are intrinsically superior to members of other races and include discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race |
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a (usually negative) overgeneralization about a certain people
group as a whole based on the unaccepted behavior of
a few members of that group |
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| “Prejudging” an individual in a negative way because he/she happens to be from a stereotyped group |
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| Unequal treatment of a person on the basis of his/her people group membership |
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| Verbal and physical abuse directed toward people.Considered justified on the basis of their group membership |
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1. Tobacco: biggest killer
2. Alcohol: most widely abused legal substance
3. Prescription drugs: dangerously addictive, rising in popularity
4. Methamphetamine: become a drug of choice |
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| Reasons for Ministering to The Poor |
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1. God respects it
2. Paul’s example
3. The principle of sowing and reaping
4. God will reward those who give
5. When Christians give to the poor they are giving to God |
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| Transformational Influence |
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| Conflict Resolution: Your Way |
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I give in. I roll over and play dead. I’m passive and peaceful but also very
Frustrated |
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| Conflict Resolution: My Way |
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| I assert my will until you give in. My way is the only way. I’m always right and |
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| Conflict Resolution: No Way |
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| I withdraw. I avoid conflict at all costs. I ignore the problem. Nothing is ever resolved |
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| Conflict Resolution: Our Way |
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| I care about our relationship and your needs, too. So we endeavor to work out mutual goals |
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