Question

1. what is a worldview?

a. a process of interpreting the bible.
b. a way of talking to unbelievers.
c. a set of assumptions and beliefs that guides my determination of what is true or false.
d. my opinions on things like politics, religion, and the economy.

1. which of the following is not an explanation of the hebrew term ezer kenegdo?

a. romantic love.
b. a side - by - side posture of relationship in which two strong individuals come together to face a common challenge.
c. an allied army coming to the aid of another army.
d. “suitable helper.”

Explanation:

1. For question 19: A worldview is a foundational set of assumptions and beliefs that shapes how a person evaluates truth and falsehood, rather than a narrow religious practice, communication style, or specific opinions.
2. For question 20: The Hebrew term ezer kenegdo is commonly translated or interpreted as "suitable helper," a collaborative equal partner, or a supporting ally; romantic love is not a standard explanation of this term.

Answer:

1. c. A set of assumptions and beliefs that guides my determination of what is true or false.
2. a. Romantic love.