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Biblical And Secular Worldview

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Abagayil,

I think you really hit the nail on the nail on the head. I agree with you on mixing the biblical and secular worldview. The worldview focuses mainly on the exteral part of a person. Physical fittness and nutritional foods to make you look better and live longer seem to be the trends of our day. The biblical worldview brings all of these things, but for the mind. Our mind, body and soul need to be exercised to maintain top physical shape. You mentioned prayer, bible verses and faith would help the secualr worldview however, I feel they can equally help each other out.

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