The purpose of the paper is to relate the discoveries of science, your particular major, and the Christian ethic in a logical, coherent manner. Everyone on Earth has a worldview that shapes

The purpose of the paper is to relate the discoveries of science, your particular major, and the Christian ethic in a logical, coherent manner. Everyone on Earth has a worldview that shapes and directs the way they interact with the world, their neighbors and family, and how they view themselves. As we discussed in class, the atheistic/materialistic worldview describes the universe as a purposeless accident in which only the physical realm exists. Science, therefore, can only test things in the material world and has shown us that we are nothing more than “meat robots” with only an illusion of free will. The Christian ethic, however, understands the universe as an intentional, purposeful Creation, in 9 which we are all called to glorify the God who created us with all our mind, soul, and strength. We have inherent dignity as image-bearers of the Creator, and a slew of other attributes which we share with God, including creativity, love, and rationality.