Today, Christianity has become a public enemy to those with different worldviews.

In a world where worldviews clash, Christians
How to keep the faith and defend Christianity?
52-Day Christian Worldview Establishment Project

Today, attacks on Christianity are diverse and fierce.
The greatest of these spiritual attacks is the clash between the Christian worldview and other worldviews.
Atheism, like humanistic postmodernism, is being propagated through classrooms, and a different worldview, one that believes everything is accidental and reliant on relative standards, is dominating entire academic disciplines, cultures, and social systems.
The author couple, who have been called by God to establish a Christian worldview, present scientific data and objective evidence along with the Word of God, helping modern Christians living in a world of conflicting worldviews understand and view the world through the lens of the Bible, and to make the Word the guiding thread of all things.
This book compares the relationship between Christian faith and worldview to a temple and a wall.
Just as Nehemiah rebuilt the collapsed walls in 52 days, we present 52 strategies to correct our broken worldview so we can defend our faith from external enemies.

A Christian worldview is necessary to preserve and defend our Christian faith.
In a post-Christian society like ours, where many people have heard the Christian gospel or stopped attending church, evangelism often encounters strong opposition and aggressive criticism.
At this time, the defense of Christianity must take priority.

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Many Christians, in the joy of being born again, hastily build the gospel of Christ on top of their existing worldview.
In such cases, you may find yourself walking a tightrope between the double standards of the church and the world, as I experienced.
Born-again Christians must reinterpret their past experiences and knowledge based solely on the teachings presented to us in the Bible.

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If we understand the true differences between the Christian worldview and competing worldviews, we will be better prepared to love, practice, and defend God's truth as revealed in the Bible and in the nature He created.
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Humanism and communism were born like twins at around the same time and developed and expanded an atheistic worldview.
Especially in communist countries, they have relied on the political and financial support of the communist party to mass-produce academic materials that support their worldview.
Furthermore, humanists in the Western world, in sympathy with them, created a scientific paradigm based on evolutionary theory that allowed atheism to permeate everyone.

--- p.73

Evolutionists' efforts to link the origin of life with the birth of the universe hypothesize that organic matter was created from inorganic matter produced by the Big Bang, and that life was created from that organic matter.
But the possibility that organic monomers will become polymeric substances like cell membranes, DNA, RNA, and proteins, and form cells, which are sophisticated living organisms, is more unlikely than the miracle of a junkyard exploding to create a space shuttle.

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Those who advocate evolution disguise metaphysical beliefs as scientific facts and use them as the basis for their arguments.
They package many hypotheses and assumptions as if they were facts and claim that their explanations are scientific.
There is no evidence anywhere for Darwin's claim of evolution from common ancestors.
Haeckel's embryonic development diagram, Archaeopteryx, and ape fossils, which were presented as evidence of common ancestry, were all revealed to be fabricated evidence to support the theory of evolution.
--- p.173

In each religion there is a gathering where the doctrines of that religion are proclaimed and a group of people who try to spread them.
Other religions also have their own gatherings, such as Christian churches, Islamic mosques, and Buddhist temples.
However, atheism, such as humanism, Marxism-Leninism, and postmodernism, which can be called the religions of this era, are being spread through the classroom.
As atheistic beliefs are spread through the temple of the classroom, our families and churches must clearly recognize that they are handing over the next generation to them.
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Lesslie Newbigin, who served as a missionary to India for the Church of England for over 40 years and then returned to Korea to devote himself to Christian apologetics, said, “The Bible is not a book to be looked at, but a book through which the world must be viewed.”
This means that we must understand the world through the lens of the Bible, and that the Bible must become the standard for everything we do to view the world.

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