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What's Your Worldview?
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Path to Turmoil or Truth?
A worldview is like gravity. It's there, making a huge difference in our day-to-day lives, but few people give it much thought until they try to fly. Not knowing how to discern your worldview and that of others is guaranteed to lead to equally disastrous results. Winsome and biblical, What's Your Worldview? An Interactive Approach to Life's Big Questions guides your teen to think carefully about what he believes, why he believes it, and how it impacts the rest of his life.
Written with wit, clarity, and simplicity, What's Your Worldview? is the intellectual's version of the classic "Choose Your Own Adventure" type story. After reading a question, and depending on his answer, your teen will be directed to another page. This process continues until he lands on the this-is-your-worldview page. Here he'll find a summary of his type of worldview, along with some commentary designed to provoke further thought. Extremely non-threatening, with short chapters that strike a nice balance between simplicity and depth, What's Your Worldview?'s layout is engaging. The content will cause your teen to view critically any weak and incoherent features of his worldview.
FeaturesNumber of Pages: 112
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Crossway
Date of Publication: January 31, 2014
ISBN: 9781433538926
Dimensions: 5.25 in x 7.75 in
Weight: 4.38 ounces
Reproducible: No
Faith-Based: Yes
Awards and Endorsements:2014 Popular Theology Book of the Year - World Magazine
“I can think of readers to whom I would not give this book: they like their reading material to be straightforward exposition. The notion of an interactive book, where readers are forced to choose distinguishable paths and interact with discrete lines of thought, finding their own worldviews challenged—well, that does not sound very relaxing, and it may be a bit intimidating. But James Anderson has written something that is as creative as it is unusual: he has written a book in clear prose and at a popular level that nevertheless challenges readers to think, and especially to identify and evaluate their own worldviews. If the style is akin to ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ books, the content is at least as entertaining and far more important.”
— D. A. Carson, Cofounder and Theologian-at-Large, The Gospel Coalition
“This book will become ‘the book’ that will be used by campus ministers, students, and a host of others who are constantly being drawn into conversations concerning worldviews. The layout of this book is ingenious, helpful, and engaging. The information found in these short pages will provide accurate long-term care for those on a ‘worldview journey.’”
— Rod Mays, Adjunct Professor of Counseling, Reformed Theological Seminary; Executive Pastor, Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church, Greenville, South Carolina
“What’s Your Worldview? is a brilliant concept, because each generation stumbles into its own ways to learn about God. Francis Schaeffer spoke about truth to many now old. James Anderson speaks to the young who grew up with ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ books, where the outcome depends on the choices readers make. A great gift for thoughtful teens who need to choose wisely.”
— Marvin Olasky, Editor in Chief, WORLD Magazine
“James Anderson’s What’s Your Worldview is a delightfully innovative apologetic. I know of nothing like it. It gets the reader to interact by asking crucial worldview questions. Depending on the reader’s answers, he is led to further questions, or to a conclusion. Animating the journey is a cogent Christian apologetic, showing that only the Christian worldview yields cogent answers to the questions. Anderson’s approach is both winsome and biblical, as well as being the most creative apologetic book in many years. I pray that it gets a wide readership.”
— John M. Frame, Professor of Systematic Theology and Philosophy Emeritus, Reformed Theological Seminary
“Thanks to James Anderson for filling a massive gap in apologetics and worldview thinking. This book is unique in that it is wholly and broadly accessible to readers of any background and educational level, and yet written by an accomplished Christian philosopher. Written with wit, clarity, cogency and simplicity, this book ingeniously guides the reader from a chosen worldview to its implications. Urging the reader to connect the conceptual dots of his own thinking, this book should lead its reader either to turmoil or to truth. This will now be the first book on my list for people who ask ultimate questions about Christianity and its relationship to other ways of thinking. Get this book, read it, then get more to give away to friends and family.”
— K. Scott Oliphint, Professor of Apologetics and Systematic Theology and Dean of Faculty, Westminster Theological Seminary
“What’s Your Worldview offers a uniquely interactive approach to finding answers to life’s biggest and most important questions. It makes identifying your worldview, and perhaps replacing it with a better one, an enjoyable adventure.”
— Tim Challies, blogger, Challies.com
“There has been a plethora of books written about worldview in the past 25 years, but Dr. Anderson has done something much better—he has written a book that helps you discern your worldview, and then ask yourself some penetrating questions about it. Is all as it should be in your worldview? Read on, and find out.”
— William B. Fullilove, Assistant Professor of Old Testament and Assistant Academic Dean, Reformed Theological Seminary, Atlanta
“For some time now, the church has been in desperate need of an accessible and practical tool that would help people evaluate the cogency and coherence of their worldviews. Finally, with this new book, that need is being met. James Anderson is one of the brightest new voices in the world of philosophical theology. You will not want to miss this book.”
— Michael J. Kruger, President and Samuel C. Patterson Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte
“Not the last word on worldviews, but quite possibly the first! What’s Your Worldview? is creative, clear, and fun, but with some ‘nice’ and necessary sharp edges. I hope and pray it will have the desired effect of making all those who read it stop and think (Isa. 44:19).”
— Daniel Strange, Academic Vice Principal and Tutor in Culture, Religion and Public Theology, Oak Hill Theological College, London
“Dr. James Anderson has provided the church with a unique new tool to help the next generation be prepared to give the reason for the hope that is within them.”
— Hugh Whelchel, Executive Director, The Institute for Faith, Work & Economics; author, How Then Should We Work?