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Postmodernism presents a challenge to the Christian view of epistemology. What are some practical ways you, as a Christian educator, can respond to this challenge?
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Be ready with soft spoken truths. Refer back to scripture. Have practical and real life examples of scripture and it’s relevance.
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As a science teacher, I get to emphasize the value of interpreting the cosmos objectively. Students often bring up the inconsistencies in PMism.
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I feel we live in a very self centered world, and everything must be pleasing to us and if not it gets discarded: things, jobs or people, it doesn’t matter.
Feelings are so important yet, God teaches us that feelings are deceiving and that fools trust in everything but God.
Society constantly switches between wanting proof and science to ignoring what is it is obvious. That is why God according to them is not real, yet topics like abortion, transgenderism and homosexuality are still “up” for debate. -
How do you feel?…Easy come and Easy go…Just be Happy… oh course this is opposing the Christian worldview. My response is: What does the Word say about you situation?
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I believe being well informed of how these two views contrast will help educators respond to challenges. Everyday we are faced with delivering lessons that demonstrate a worldview, but we must be able to explain the Biblical world view to our students as well. This requires understanding, helping students understand, and using the word as a point of reference.