a.) An economic world view
In economics, the steady state economy is the means for achieving balance and equality. In conventional economics, growth is shown as the way to achieve wellbeing.The is focus on educating citizens, organizations, economic growth and economic sustainability,and international stability.
b.) A social world view
An example of a social world view would be that everyone in society trying to work amongst themselves so that each one would be able to move up and grow as better citizens.
c.) An ecological world view
An ideal ecological world view would be where in every one has knowledge and proper understanding about all organisms in the world, so that we are able to avoid catastrophes like having endangered species and extinction.
2.) Compare Genesis 1:28 and Genesis 2:15. Are this passages in conflict or in agreement? What is the ecological world view promoted by the Bible?
Well, in Genesis 1:28, it says that we should act as the watchers of the earth that God has provided us with, that we are the caretakers of the land but, in Genesis 2:15, it is heavy on life and death. But the way i see it, 2:15 is just trying to tell us that life will always have a begging and an end, nothing more. This does not mean that, we can choose what should live or die, our duty is to take care of everything that we can.
3.) Read Romans 3:10-18 and 1 John 2:16. How does this relate to the ecological, social and economic problems of the world? Site examples.
Well, in Genesis 1:28, it says that we should act as the watchers of the earth that God has provided us with, that we are the caretakers of the land but, in Genesis 2:15, it is heavy on life and death. But the way i see it, 2:15 is just trying to tell us that life will always have a begging and an end, nothing more. This does not mean that, we can choose what should live or die, our duty is to take care of everything that we can.
3.) Read Romans 3:10-18 and 1 John 2:16. How does this relate to the ecological, social and economic problems of the world? Site examples.
In the passage, what I understand for it, we all have a natural instinct to look after ourselves. That we do not see the picture as a whole. And because of our selfishness, we fail to see what God has asked us to do. Everything that we do for ourselves, is not morally good; we should always lift our accomplishments and achievements to God.
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