Unveiling the Evangelical Worldview: A Personal Creed Exploration

Abstract

[Name, Course, Section] [Name] Each section should include (a) 1–2 paragraphs on the evangelical view and (b) 1–2 paragraphs on your own personal reflections (1 paragraph = 4–5 sentences). Be sure to include Scripture references in parentheses in the first section (3 citations minimum). Scripture and Truth The Evangelical View: What do evangelical Christians believe about the inspiration, inerrancy, and authority of the Bible? Personal Views and Reflections: What are your reflections on this doctrine? What is the source and standard of truth in your worldview? God, The Holy Trinity The Evangelical View: What do evangelical Christians believe about the nature of God and especially his existence as a Trinity of persons? Personal Views and Reflections: What are your reflections on this doctrine? What are your own personal beliefs about God? Humanity and Sin The Evangelical View: What do evangelical Christians believe about the nature of humanity as the image of God? What do they believe about original sin? Personal Views and Reflections: What are your reflections on this doctrine? Do all human beings have equal dignity? Are humans basically good or evil? The Person of Christ The Evangelical View: What do evangelical Christians believe about the person of Christ and his two natures? Personal Views and Reflections: What are your reflections on this doctrine? Who is Jesus to you? The Work of Christ The Evangelical View: What do evangelical Christians believe about what Christ accomplished in his life, death, and resurrection? Personal Views and Reflections: What are your reflections on this doctrine? What do you believe about the claims of the Christian gospel? Soteriology The Evangelical View: What do evangelical Christians believe about the nature of salvation? Think specifically about the doctrines of justification, sanctification, and glorification. Personal Views and Reflections: What are your reflections on this doctrine? If...