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A Biblical Worldview Will Affect My Life

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A biblical worldview will effect everything I do in my life. One of the most important things is the way we treat and interact with others. It start with the way we think about others, if we know them or not we should see them through the eye of compassion. We must be careful not to judge people because of what we know or don 't know about them. How you speak and treat them will determine if you will ever be able to help them or not. You may have the right message for them but without the right method of love and compassion they may never receive it. When it come to politics and voting in elections your worldview will be what helps make these decisions for you. Using your morals and beliefs formed by your worldview will ensure you can vote with

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